HEADLINES ARCHIVE
Lighting the Way (Dec. 5 - 11)
We're taking this week to illuminate important applications and innovations in key lighting technologies. Join us!
Video: Innovative connection technology for contactless data and power transmission
The contactless connector supports ultra-reliable, short-range, point-to-point full-duplex data exchanges in industrial and medical applications.
Video: Researchers strive to teach robots to open doors autonomously
Opening doors has consistently been a challenge for robots due to their different shapes, sizes, different handles and the force required to open them, among other factors.
Similarities of digital and fluid logic
Digital signals are constructed of ones and zeroes. In fact, the power button symbol on most electronic devices pays homage to this choice of binary states.
Superflow ULTEM resins enable miniaturization for BiTS and connectors powering electronic devices
The new resins feature exceptional flow properties for molding burn-in test sockets (BiTS) used to stress-test integrated circuit chips.
Ultimaker, Imaginables and FUJIFILM Business Innovation Australia collaborate to bring 3D printing to classrooms
The partnership seeks to supply the growing demands of educational institutions looking to plug the additive manufacturing skills gap.
New FCI water and wastewater guide explains how to optimize flow measurement for process efficiency
Optimize flow measurement in 20 different municipal applications to enhance treatment process efficiency and reduce costs.
Watch as this robotic arm fills cars with gas
This robotic arm is expected to be added to 30,000 gas stations throughout China.
Horiba and Covalent expand access to chemical analysis instruments
The companies will create a demo lab for R&D to accelerate use of the scientific instruments.
Anti-jamming, anti-spoofing military GPS introduced by BAE Systems
BAE Systems has unveiled its MicroGRAM-M GPS receiver compatible with M-Code signals that are resistant to jamming and spoofing.
Laser tech could enable law enforcement, military to look through "peepholes"
Technology promises to enable law enforcement, military to peer through so-called peepholes to view what is behind closed doors.
HID Global introduces the world's first Calypso-certified SDK for mobile ticketing
The certification specifies how to protect ticket data stored in the mobile device’s wallet, helping transport operators effectively fight fraud.
Military veterans could fill labor shortage in semiconductor manufacturing
The shortage of skilled workers is among the greatest challenges faced by semiconductor manufacturers.
Watch how crumpled material lets supercapacitors flex their power
A flexible supercapacitor with electrodes made of wrinkled titanium carbide maintained its ability to store and release electronic charges after repetitive stretching.
Precision-adjustable current limit power switch protects automotive subsystems
Key applications include protection of vehicle USB ports and electronic control unit supply rails.
Glasgow engineers create worm-like robots
New robots can stretch nine times their length.
Team aims to expand human-robot collaborations in manufacturing
AI is being trained to detect what humans will do next.
Antares introduces Auto-Key Mobile: Like having perfect pitch in your pocket
The app was designed as a companion to the company's pioneering Auto-Key desktop software for detecting the key of any audio source.
How to use EP4EN-80 for potting and encapsulation applications
Observe this epoxy's flowability and ease-of-use for bonding, encapsulating and potting applications.
Video: New robot pulls punches like the mantis shrimp
Robot mimics the powerful punch of the mantis shrimp.