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Video: 3D-printed OLEDs could mean future foldable big screens
A research team at the University of Minnesota has manufactured the first 3D-printed OLED display. This flexible display measures 3.8 cm by 3.8 cm and has 65 pixels. This could be the start of lightweight, cost-effective, foldable TV screens.
MilesTek debuts its crush-resistant cable assemblies for military applications
The cable assemblies are available in configurations including plug to plug, jack to jack, plug to jack, plug to standard RJ45 and jack to standard RJ45.
Video: Pocket-sized tool for testing live fiber optics
The handheld tester detects invisible near-infrared wavelengths used in fiber optic communications without the need for setup or interpretation of measurement readings.
Learn the difference: Rated pressure, overpressure and burst pressure
It is not uncommon to come across the risk of excessive pressure or overpressure within the pneumatic or hydraulic network of equipment, especially in facilities with a high degree of automation.
Fieldpiece Instruments launches Fieldpiece University
The online training platform supports HVACR industry continuing education.
TI's new precision wideband ADC pushes data-acquisition performance
The highly flexible ADS127L11 offers wideband and low-latency filter options to optimize ADC performance and deliver tailored, high-performance data acquisition in a broad range of industrial systems.
Trexon acquires Power Connector Inc.
The acquisition adds custom interconnect solutions for tactical communication applications to the growing engineered products division portfolio.
ST Microelectronics upgrades its NanoEdge AI Studio
ST Microelectronics streamlines machine-learning software development for connected devices and industrial equipment with upgrades to their NanoEdge AI Studio.
Advances in imaging with neutrons
A new imaging technique was developed at the Research Neutron Source Heinz Maier-Leibnitz (FRM II) of the Technical University of Munich (TUM).
Vanquish e-waste with sustainable electronics
Vanquishing e-waste requires sustainable production to ensure that future generations prioritize waste, pollution and resource inefficiency.
Lasers to startle birds from offshore oil and gas platforms
The technology reportedly reduces bird nuisances by roughly 70%, according to Bird Control BV. Likewise, it reduces bird mortality rates and eliminates the need for nets and pesticides.
Compact antenna for 4G/5G application
The high performing antenna is engineered for compact 4G/5G designs with high-speed data or video.
60 A micro-sized FlexPro servo drives from Advanced Motion Controls
The small size is perfect for autonomous mobile robots, automated guided vehicles, portable devices, lab and warehouse automation and any other integrated design.
3M thermally conductive products now available at Heilind Electronics
The products are designed to provide a preferential heat-transfer between heat-generating components and heat sinks or other cooling devices.
Video: Compact brushless DC motors deliver battery-driven automation
The motors are ideal for automated guided vehicle and automated mobile robot applications.
DVIGear introduces HyperLight mini DisplayPort 1.4 cables
The cables are designed for use in mission critical applications where image quality and long-term reliability are paramount.
Team takes AI-based approach to 'listen' for signs of machine failure
This acoustic anomaly detection approach could help manufacturers avoid unnecessary equipment replacement, reduce maintenance costs, improve work safety and increase equipment availability
Video: Robots now clean Google offices
Watch the general purpose learning robots perform tasks such as sorting trash, squeegeeing tables and arranging conference room chairs, around Google’s Mountain View, California, campus.
Smart buoy prevents fishing gear loss
The economic and environmental tolls associated with lost commercial fishing nets may be stemmed with the advent of a sensor system that provides real-time tracking and monitoring of deployed fishing gear.
Quantum material pushes electrons to the limit
Until these discoveries, scientists were unable to fully test the extreme quantum limit’s physics because of the level of difficulty. This could bring huge advancements to quantum computing.