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Anomaly detection with the Inspector83x in tire inspection
The system uses powerful artificial intelligence (AI) algorithms for automotive and tire inspection in numerous applications, including tread wear, black-on-black inspection or foreign object detection.
New robotic tool expedites lung cancer diagnosis
The Ion Endoluminal System developed by Intuitive lets healthcare workers insert a thin and maneuverable catheter into a patient’s lung through their mouth to reach lung nodules suspected of being cancerous.
This is Industry 4.0? More like 4.05, perhaps
Industry 4.0 didn’t spring from nowhere. It is just the next phase in a sequence of revolutions that spans thousands of years of human technological development. The start points of ages are only clear in hindsight; this one is no exception.
A drone for cleaning up after dogs
The Poopcopter relies on real-time computer vision and machine learning algorithms to scan a predetermined region, like a backyard, for instance.
What is a custom-made sensor, anyway?
This company provides customer-specific development and production of differential pressure sensors, absolute and relative pressure sensors and radar sensors.
DigiKey premieres Factory Tomorrow Season 4 video series focused on innovative industrial automation
The newest season of the series explores the next wave of innovation in industrial automation solutions for global manufacturing.
Truck scale project support from METTLER TOLEDO
Understand the components, selection criteria and load cell technology involved in truck scale projects.
Automated truck weighing with METTLER TOLEDO
Learn how METTLER TOLEDO's automation solutions can transform engineering, procurement and construction operations and drive efficiency.
Kirigami-inspired 1 mm robot folds, flips and moves
Taking inspiration from kirigami, the robot begins as a flat hexagon but transforms into 3D shapes and moves when introduced to an electric charge.
Hearing hypertension in a speaker's voice
The team found that the device detected high blood pressure with accuracies up to a reported 84% for females and 77% for males.
Ultra-thin soft robots can crawl, climb and squeeze through narrow spaces
The ultra-thin soft robot, aptly dubbed the Thin Soft Robot (TS-Robot), is just 1.7 mm thin and designed to access confined spaces and challenging environments.
New knee exoskeleton features drone motors
According to its developers, the exoskeletons helped the wearers maintain appropriate lifting postures even when fatigued, thus showing promise for preventing workplace injuries.
Compact CableMaster VFL offers continuity testing and fault location for fiber optic cables
The visual fault locator (VFL) provides continuity testing and fault location for optical fibers in both single mode and multimode.
How to choose the right portable pH meter
This article will guide you through the essential factors to consider when selecting a handheld pH meter to meet user needs.
RDI Technologies announces release of its next generation integrated, high-speed digital cameras
The cameras offer enhanced workflow, flexible deployment, and portability for data collection on the go and in the field.
Robot screens solar cell composition
The platform can mix precursors and conduct spin coating, annealing and analysis of optoelectronic thin films.
All-new FLUX PERIPOWER pumps: High-flow, versatile solutions for modern industry needs
One of the key features of these new pumps is their ability to handle high volumetric flows, with models capable of delivering up to 300 m³/h (1,320 US gpm).
Pleiger’s new TPKR centrifugal pumps: Efficient liquid transport for challenging applications
Engineered to handle challenging media, including liquids with solid content or abrasive media, these pumps are particularly suited for demanding environments such as wastewater treatment and chemical processing.
Automate faster (and cheaper!) with Zaber positioning stages
Build single or multi-axis systems. Built-in motors, encoders, controllers. One week lead-times. No minimum quantities.
Stemming brain bleeds with nanorobots
The researchers suggest that nanorobots could eventually be remotely controlled for applications including targeted drug delivery and organ repair.