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This R&D flow sensor measures hydrogen in pipe, regardless of size
The developers of the new sensor explain that hydrogen behaves differently from other gases when flowing through pipes.
A Practical Guide to Variable Frequency Drives for Industrial Applications
The guide is a practical resource for learning how to select and apply AC motor control solutions for industrial equipment.
Mix smarter, finish better
How automated 2K paint mixing improves quality, reduces waste and increases profitability in industrial finishing.
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.
A new way to uncover skin cancer before it becomes visible
To detect basal cell carcinoma before visible changes appear on the skin, researchers developed a new screening approach called SUBSCAN.
IMTS 2026: manufacturing’s future depends on people and practical AI
Both workforce development and AI were key trends discussed at IMTS in Chicago.
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.
Some robots won't need new sensing technologies to feel you
Keeping people safe when operating around cobots currently focuses on collision detection. While that logic keeps workers safe, it also limits some of the ways humans would want to interact with a robot.
Smart sensor gives peanuts a powerful new defense against fungus
The sensor detects the peanut fungus far earlier than symptoms become visible. This enables timely fungicide treatment and prevents rapid spread and long-term soil contamination.
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.
Can data centers stabilize the grid?
An argument for turning the facilities into an energy resource.
Air traffic control is becoming more automated. Is regulation keeping up?
The introduction of automated air traffic control systems aims to improve the operational safety and efficiency of air traffic controllers. But these automated systems could introduce new risks.
Teledyne now has over 1,000 imaging sensors in space
Including NASA’s recently launched Nancy Grace Roman Space Telescope.
Brakes and tires are the new tailpipe
Euro 7 puts brakes and tires into the type-approval framework for the first time, but electrification alone won't hit the new limits.
New thermal imaging cameras improve diagnostics, safety
Megger’s industrial devices could improve preventive maintenance and identify issues before faults.
Industrial signal conditioning: A practical guide for engineers
While instrumentation has evolved from basic analog devices to sophisticated smart sensors and analyzers, the underlying field signals remain critical to system performance.
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.
ARBURG at Fakuma 2026: Smart, smarter, smartest!
The focus and centerpiece of the Arburg stand is ‘Digital Services & Software’ across the entire value chain.
MIT engineers ditch the joysticks for smarter excavator control
The controller mimics a miniature excavator arm and bucket, allowing operators to move it like a real excavator.