Automation and Control

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  • ABC announces AI resource guide for the construction industry

    “AI in Construction — What Does It Mean for Our Contractors?” provides a level of knowledge to ensure contractors can be active participants in the construction AI conversation.

  • Yokogawa releases extractive tunable diode laser spectrometer TDLS8220

    The instrument provides accurate and reliable oxygen measurements for safe continuous operations in oil and gas, petrochemicals and specialty chemicals industries.

  • Allrounder 470 H: Turnkey system produces adapters for medical technology

    At Chinaplas 2024, the Arburg exhibit will use a family mold to produce two different adapters for medical technology fully automatically, including camera inspection and sample part storage.

  • A biosensor for accurately determining the freshness of meat

    The device uses a porous graphene electrode embedded with zinc oxide nanoparticles to accurately detect aging byproducts in meat, thereby ensuring its quality and safety.

  • A robot designed to assist the elderly at home

    ADAM, which stands for Autonomous Domestic Ambidextrous Manipulator, is equipped with vision systems and grippers, enabling it to perform a variety of tasks.

  • Technology for firefighters: Part 1

    Follow along with GlobalSpec to explore some of the technology developed for firefighters in this two-part feature. Part one will look at robots and tracking technology.

  • New gage designed for hazardous area inspection

    Cygnus Instruments, a manufacturer of digital multiple echo technology, has developed its new Cygnus 1 Ex gage.

  • Kuka launches new industrial robot

    The new KR Fortec features an extended arm capable of handling payloads of roughly 240 kg across a reach of 3,700 mm.

  • A tool for smart coatings analysis and connected measurements

    The new analyzer includes a proportional counter detector for routine measurements of common platings and user-friendly features designed to enhance high-volume testing needs.

  • This robot picks up and places objects in an unfamiliar house

    To create such a robot, the team outfitted a system from manufacturer Hello Robot with visual language models (VLMs), which enabled the robot to recognize objects based on language prompts.

  • Introducing MEMDOS SMART: Next-gen stepper motor-driven dosing pumps for precision chemical dosing

    Key features of the MEMDOS SMART dosing pump include a compact design that saves space, making it the most space-efficient step motor pump in its class.

  • Exploring transfer learning for deep learning applications

    Transfer learning is the process of applying knowledge gained from solving one problem to another problem that is related but distinct.

  • Yokogawa provides remote operation/monitoring system and video monitoring solution for Japan's largest wind farm

    The remote operation and monitoring system includes a video system for the monitoring of all the offshore and onshore wind power generating facilities at this wind farm.

  • Device allows for real-time tracking of the cold chain

    The new device allows for real-time tracking of perishable shipments by providing temperature, humidity, light, shock and location data.

  • Online platform brings satellite-captured ET data down to Earth

    Researchers conducted a multi-model, large-scale accuracy assessment of an operational satellite-based data system to compute evapotranspiration (ET).

  • HENSOLDT launches its new Cockpit Voice and Flight Data Recorder (CVFDR)

    Sensor solution provider HENSOLDT has launched its new product dubbed the Cockpit Voice and Flight Data Recorder (CVFDR).

  • Team trains robot to read braille at double the speed of humans

    The team created machine learning algorithms to teach the robotic sensor to swiftly slide over lines of braille text, reading at an estimated 315 words per minute with roughly 90% accuracy.

  • Social robots engaging patients at Paris hospital

    The Heriot-Watt University's National Robotarium Socially Assistive Robots in Gerontological Healthcare (SPRING) trial was conducted at the Assistance Publique Hôpitaux de Paris.

  • This fuel cell draws clean power from dirt

    The design harnesses naturally occurring soil microbes to generate electricity and power sensors to monitor soil moisture.

  • Personal AC on industrial vehicles is a safety essential, not a luxury

    The Cabin Cool system directs cool air onto vehicle operators without limiting their movement, disturbing their line of or otherwise interfering with their normal activities.

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