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Robotic cilia detect and monitor airway diseases with real-time biomarker tracking
With their artificial cilia, researchers were able to mimic the sensing ability of biological cilia to develop technology capable of detecting mucus conditions, including viscosity and layer thickness, which are biomarkers for disease severity.
New compact precision gearboxes from Neugart
Despite their compact dimensions, the gearboxes offer high torque density and high precision in the smallest of installation spaces.
Mitsubishi Electric Automation to showcase its workforce development program, “Diamondworks!,” at ACTE’s CareerTech VISION 2024
Visit Mitsubishi Electric Automation at the event for a collaborative showcase of solutions and programs dedicated to educating the next generation of engineers.
New underwater drones developed for mine detection, reconnaisance
The STM NETA 300 from the defense firm Savunma Teknolojileri Mühendislik ve Ticaret A.S (STM) is an unmanned underwater vehicle (UUV) that is currently in the pool and sea testing phase, with plans to make the underwater drone operational soon.
New drone aims to deliver 24-hour surveillance power
The developers of the K1000ULE claim that the UAS is intended for long missions, offering the U.S. Army aerial tier network extension (ATNE), electronic warfare (EW) and intelligence surveillance reconnaissance (ISR) capabilities.
New spy drone flies for 5 hours, fires guided bombs
The new drone, dubbed P550, can also reportedly drop bombs during strike missions and was designed under the U.S. Army’s Long-Range Reconnaissance (LRR) program.
At Automation Fair, AI is becoming a native feature
Artificial intelligence and machine learning technologies are impacting automation technologies in exciting, novel ways- and becoming a base feature in some systems.
Chemist robot set to transform science labs worldwide
Luke features two robotic arms and is outfitted with a visual system, an artificial intelligence (AI) computing platform and human-machine interaction software.
Curtiss-Wright unveils new Exlar GTF food grade actuator
The electric actuator product now includes hygienic actuators with U.S. Food and Drug Administration-approved materials and finishes.
Expanding your insights: Selecting your next digital microscope
Discover how comprehensive features, advantages and support options of advanced models like the DSX1000 digital microscope can revolutionize scientific and industrial research.
Beetle-inspired robot shows off its object manipulation skills
Taking inspiration from dung beetles, which walk differently than other six-legged creatures and are capable of manipulating objects much larger than they are, the team studied the mechanics of the insect.
Robotic shorts promise to keep the elderly active
The aptly named WalkOn shorts work much like the technology behind electric bikes, wherein the system detects and measures movement and then augments it with power from motors.
New laser vibration sensing tech promises to expedite landmine detection
According to its developers, the laser multibeam vibration sensor technology is expected to help locate some of the more than 110 million active landmines worldwide left behind from previous wars.
Halliburton introduces its motorized rotary steerable system
iCruise® Force is designed to expand drilling capabilities to optimize performance and maximize asset value, the company explained.
EXO TOUCH enhances thermal management
The single-point control and monitoring unit is engineered for easy and reliable thermal management of hot water temperature control, grease waste flow maintenance and freeze protection.
End-to-end shielded Category 6A cabling system from CommScope
The platform is designed to support the next generation of high-speed copper networks.
IFS announces product enhancements to help oil and gas organizations
The new updates leverage the power of IFS.ai to drive new back-office efficiencies and new leasing capabilities, thus helping streamline operations and processes for clean energy projects.
Is your car a threat to national security?
Is the US justified in aiming to ban Chinese-made cars over national security issues, and should Australia follow suit?
Driver monitoring is intrusive, inaccurate and here to stay
By monitoring the cabin, these advancements detect fatigue, distraction and passenger occupancy for increased safety. Drivers are also understandably wary about vehicle occupant monitoring.
Humanoid robot with water-powered muscles for lifelike movement
The torso includes a water container and relies on a hydraulic system to force water through tubes, thereby enabling the system to flex and activate the tendons, thus replicating muscle movements.