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Impressive worm robot pumps water from head and tail
Rather than relying on specialized mechanisms for each environment, WorMa adapts by redistributing the mass it already possesses.
How AI is changing OT security
Once relatively safe from ransomware attacks, industrial organizations are seeing a sharp rise in attacks. Artificial intelligence is playing a big role in that escalation.
Video: Why 3D design is changing the needs of metrology
Thermo Fisher Scientific's vice president and general manager of semiconductors, Mohan Iyer discusses the continuing complexity in semiconductor design and how data centers and AI are changing the challenges for test and measurement vendors.
Ferric’s new 145-amp voltage regulator cuts droop for AI
The device cuts transient droop compared to other electrical components.
New standalone thermal camera starts instantly, targets hidden faults
Rision’s new fully self-contained device is designed for industrial inspectors, HVAC works and more.
Implementing HALT and HASS for robust product design and production control
HALT and HASS help engineers uncover hidden design and manufacturing weaknesses early, improving product reliability and reducing costly field failures.
Binder expands angled connectors for PCBs
The connector sits flush against the PCB rather than on top for different form factors.
Why cobot standards are changing
The ISO 10218 guidelines shift away from language such as “collaborative robots” to “collaborative applications.” This was done to emphasize the importance of accounting for the robotic system – the tools, speed, workspace, programming and interaction with humans – as a whole.
Emerson's new four-port VNA expands RF testing
The testing tool supports MIMO testing and multiport S-parameter applications.
How to select a reliable high-power DC power supply
A reliable power supply can not only deliver stable voltage and current but also simulate complex operating conditions and protect costly devices under test (DUTs).
Building a more responsive manufacturing base: How Harwin is strengthening its domestic capabilities
Harwin expands U.S. manufacturing capacity to deliver flexible, reliable, customized interconnect solutions for mission-critical industries.
AWS to install first low-carbon aluminum electrical cables
The technology is the first known use of inert-anode-smelted electric cables for data centers.
What we learned at IMTS 2026: AI and automation are ready. Who is ready to trust it?
That trust gap ran through many conversations on the show floor, even when the technology on display wasn't AI at all.
Exotec CTO: Software, not hardware, drives autonomous warehouse efficiency
In this Q&A with Renaud Heitz, CTO of Exotec, he discusses how Exotec has approached solving autonomous warehousing's biggest efficiency challenges.
More light, longer distances — Teledyne’s new ToF camera
The 3D device works in logistics, robotics, inspection and surveillance.
From roadmap to rack: What engineers must solve to make 800 VDC practical
AI data centers are concentrating more graphics processing units (GPUs) and more power into individual racks to improve computing performance and reduce chip-to-chip communication delays.
ITG expands high voltage choke portfolio
The nanocrystalline core devices are designed for higher-voltage electronic systems.
New thermal imaging cameras improve diagnostics, safety
Megger’s industrial devices could improve preventive maintenance and identify issues before faults.
Modular, hybrid, adaptable: Connectors get flexible
The trend in consumer electronics tends to be all-in-one packages that minimize the potential for user interference. But for many platforms and systems, a more modular approach and multi-function components is still essential.
The state of electrification across the off-highway industry
Battery-powered equipment is gaining traction across the off-highway industry. Selecting the right connector is essential for ensuring reliable power transfer in demanding environments.