Automation and Control

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  • Bystronic introduces its new laser tube cutting system

    With a loading capacity of up to 17 kg/m, the automated ByTube Star 130 system reduces manual intervention to simplify tube processing.

  • New AI-powered wearable camera system detects possible errors in medication delivery

    The system’s developers believe that it could become an important safeguard in operating rooms, intensive-care units and emergency-medicine settings.

  • New ultrasonic sensor launched by Migatron

    The new sensor offers accuracy and reliability in distance measure and object detection, the company explained.

  • Igus introduces new environmentally friendly PFAS- and PTFE-free bearing material

    This new material aligns with the growing global regulatory focus on limiting the use of harmful substances in industrial and consumer products.

  • Automated QC is leveling up — Thanks to machine vision

    This article will outline the benefits of automated quality control using machine vision and discuss how it is implemented in manufacturing processes.

  • Researchers prepping underwater robots to maintain offshore wind farms

    The autonomous underwater robots might eventually be able to perform maintenance tasks on offshore wind turbines such as taking precise measurements, conducting visual inspections, cleaning structures and repairing defects.

  • New eye scanner promises to detect diabetes, heart disease, Alzheimer’s

    The team suggests that the ophthalmoscopes being developed for this application could potentially be used to identify early signs of various health conditions.

  • New snake-inspired robot designed for search and rescue missions

    The robot, dubbed RoBoa, sorts through trash following disasters as well as through tight locations like pipes or sewers.

  • Satellites and sensors signal earthquake events

    The ShakeAlert System now makes use of sensors that detect earth-surface movement in the western U.S. via satellite.

  • UNIMOTION introduces new ironless LMLA motors

    This design offers several key advantages, including zero cogging force, extremely high dynamics, and no attractive force between the motor and the magnetic plate.

  • Why pH matters in pharmaceuticals: Keeping our medications safe and effective

    Explore why pH is so important in pharmaceuticals and how it impacts the drugs we rely on.

  • LS Electric XMC EtherCAT motion controllers and EtherCAT bus coupler from AutomationDirect

    With a fast processor and built-in support for eight or 16 axes of EtherCAT-based motion control, the XMC controller can handle virtually any motion control application.

  • Dynamic Conveyor introduces DynaClean S Series sanitary full washdown conveyor for food processing industry

    Its design and construction ensure ease of sanitation and resistance to corrosion, making it suitable for environments where frequent and thorough cleaning is necessary.

  • EDP tests construction of its first solar park with automation technology

    Automation technology will be tested during the construction of a solar energy park on Spain.

  • How to boost motor uptime and cut inefficiency

    Discover when and how to test motors to get the motor health data necessary to make quick and informed decisions.

  • A tool for detecting malware on Android phones

    Detector of Victim-specific Accessibility, or DVa for short, reportedly runs on the cloud to inspect Android phones for malware, then sends the user a report of its findings.

  • ARBURGadditive: Premiere Freeformer 550-3X and innovative 3D printing applications

    The company will showcase interesting applications, research projects and material developments for the mobility, medical technology and electronics industries, among others.

  • Understanding Peltier modules: Engineered for advanced cooling

    The advantages of Peltier thermocoolers include compact size, solid-state operation, precise temperature control, quiet operation and energy efficiency.

  • Anduril Industries debuts its man-packable AI VTOL

    Anduril Industries has introduced its Bolt family of man-packable, vertical takeoff and landing (VTOL) Autonomous Air Vehicles (AAVs).

  • New submarine detection tech has 12-mile underwater range

    According to its developers, the device can detect even the quietest submarines over an extended range – an accomplishment previously thought to be impossible.

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