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Introducing Venom: The US Air Force’s tiny spy robot
The Marten MK2 Pro was developed to enable emergency teams to survey potentially dangerous environments without exposing personnel to risk.
New from SEW-EURODRIVE: WES series stainless steel drives
The compact, hygienic drive solution runs cool, even under continuous operation.
Dive into pressure-relieving system design
Processing industry professionals can gain the knowledge and skills required to ensure safety and reliability in pressure relief systems with this comprehensive API pressure relief systems training offering.
The pH measurement guide for seafood processing
This article explores the importance of pH measurement in seafood, how it is conducted, and tips for accurate and reliable results.
Earthworm-inspired robot burrows faster, cheaper and smarter to lay underground power line
Much like earthworms, which move by contracting their body segments in a wave-like motion, the new robot employs a mechanism of alternating segment expansion and retraction to achieve locomotion.
Webinar: Fictiv’s state of manufacturing and supply chain report deep-dive
This interactive roundtable discussion will explore key trends and insights from hundreds of manufacturing and supply chain leaders.
New tech identifies women at risk of heart disease using AI
Such technology promises to enable doctors to identify high-risk women earlier, thus leading to potentially better treatment and care for those patients.
Test bed bolsters power conductor performance
The facility enables utilities and manufacturers to evaluate new transmission line technologies for long time periods in extremes of wind, weather, temperature and electrical load conditions.
Continuous glucose monitors
Continuous Glucose Monitoring (CGM) systems offer real-time, comprehensive glucose tracking. CGMs improve safety, compliance, and management by providing dynamic data and alerts for critical glucose changes.
NORD Drivesystems to showcase innovative supply chain solutions at ProMat 2025
Gear boxes, electric motors and electronic control products that enable the ideal drive system for nearly every application will be on display.
Emerson opens applications for 2025 Discrete Automation STEM Scholarship
Two merit-based scholarships will be awarded to U.S. students pursuing STEM careers, with additional grants to support college engineering programs.
ARBURG at Chinaplas 2025
Two ALLROUNDER GOLDEN ELECTRIC EVO machines will demonstrate reliable liquid silicone processing and the efficient production of mass-produced medical products.
Critical Manufacturing at APEX 2025: The need for a new MES for making Industry 4.0 a reality
Attendees will learn how Manufacturing Execution Systems (MES) can optimize factory productivity and lower innovation costs.
Dig smarter, not harder: Volvo’s new hybrid excavators
Volvo Construction Equipment is incorporating hydraulic hybrid technology into its most recent series of excavators.
Five ways you might already encounter AI in cities
As this technology becomes more commonplace, it will be important to make sure residents are aware of where it exists – and what it is doing.
Unlocking the full potential of measurement data with iba: A holistic approach to data acquisition, storage and analysis in automated industrial environments
Explore how ibaPDA (process data acquisition) provides the basis for the unification of high-speed process data across complex and distributed automation systems.
Breakthrough AI detects toxic online comments with 87% accuracy
The model is reportedly 87% accurate in classifying toxic and non-toxic text without the use of manual identification — an improvement over existing automated detection systems, many of which produce false positives.
Plug-and-play emergency chlorination for safer drinking water
When disinfection systems installed in waterworks reach their limits, this mobile emergency chlorination system goes to work.
IKO’s new high-thrust linear motor stage delivers long stroke lengths in constrained spaces
The direct drive linear motor stage is engineered for dynamic applications such as semiconductor fabrication which requires high thrust forces and long strokes.
Unmanned traffic management, key to skies full of cars and drones, steps forward with machine learning
Well before the world's urban transportation goes up in the air, engineers need to work on the best way to combine all the new technologies with this system - and the best way to do that is by simulating it. However, simulations of an urban airspace that is cluttered with drones and passenger vehicles can get complicated.