HEADLINES ARCHIVE
New AI tool autonomously detects asbestos on roofs
According to its developers, the software applies artificial intelligence (AI), deep learning and computer vision approaches to aerial photographs, using RGB images.
Medbot robot safely delivers medications
The service robot, dubbed Medbot, can perform a variety of tasks in healthcare facilities, namely secure deliveries. Likewise, the robot is also being eyed for autonomous floor cleaning, hotel delivery and hospitality services.
Diodes Inc. announces self-adapting USB 2.0 signal conditioner IC
Designed for use in notebooks, PCs, docking stations, cable extenders, TVs and monitors, the PI5USB212 automatically detects a USB 2.0 high-speed connection.
Variable refrigerant flow heat pump for cold climates
The system can operate at 100% heating capacity with outdoor temperatures as low as -13° F.
Trends in riverine water storage and flows
Data from stream-gauge monitors were combined with computer models of about 3 million river segments to assess water cycle trends.
Mitsubishi Electric Automation, Inc. launches new robot series for applications requiring a heavier payload and longer reach
The series is ideal for handling large workpieces and heavy objects to expand automation opportunities for original equipment manufacturers and end users alike.
QED Environmental Systems launches versatile single-use soil sampler
The new single-use Combo Core soil sampler is engineered for field preservation volatile organic compound (VOC) analysis.
Measuring corrosive biogas accurately and safely with rugged, HazEx-rated thermal mass flow meter
This ideal instrument solution for industrial and municipal waste gas processes lowers maintenance and extends instrument life to reduce cost of ownership.
Robotic feeding system in the works for people with severe mobility limitations
The robotic feeding system relies on a combination of computer vision, machine learning and multimodal sensing to safely feed people who cannot lean forward and thus require food to be placed directly in their mouths.
AutomationDirect adds low-cost CODESYS PLC solution
This CPU offers plenty of communication capabilities and works seamlessly with low-cost Productivity2000 I/O modules.
How to uncork the pH of wine
Red or white, consider the significance of pH in a glass of wine and learn about measurement challenges and guidelines.
Advanced microscope aids nanoscale imaging
An automated atomic force microscope has been designed to allow scientists and engineers to effortlessly collect 3D data at the nanoscale.
Blow down evaporator redesigned for autosampler vials and 96 well plates
Now accessible for a larger range of applications, the re-engineered sample heat block reaches the desired temperature up to 75% faster at lower set point ranges.
How to track and improve network health with just one number
Here’s what to know about overall network effectiveness (ONE), a new metric inspired by and modeled after overall equipment effectiveness (OEE)but designed specifically for networks.
Elbit Systems debuts its new UAV hunter
The new air defense system, dubbed, Red Sky, is described by the company as a tactical very short-range air defense (VSHORAD) system designed to protect against low-altitude aerial threats.
A mini wireless robot can move through tubular structures
According to its developers, the robot promises to help solve complex maintenance problems while simultaneously minimizing pipe damage.
NORD's heavy-duty, reliable drive systems tackle tough industrial applications
These industrial automation solutions are engineered to work in unison for ultimate performance in demanding, heavy industrial environments.
A drone that converts into a life-saving flotation device
Didiok Makings has developed its TY-3R, an Air-Water Rescue Drone system to prevent accidental drownings in bodies of water.
Festo debuts its BionicBees
The so-called BionicBees are a product of Festo’s Bionic Learning Network (BLN), which develops products inspired by nature.
New AI predicts age by analyzing hands
AI models trained on hand images achieved accuracy comparable to that of facial recognition technology — and with an average error of 4.1 and 4.7 years in predicting chronological age.