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CAS DataLoggers introduces new TR32B Bluetooth data logger
The log-EZ is a compact, user-friendly data logger to easily measure and record ambient temperature and humidity.
Aderis introduces an intelligent weather station with advanced data logging, energy simulation capabilities
Aderis Energy has launched SunSpector: an intelligent weather station that provides advanced data logging, performance analysis and energy simulation capabilities.
Detecting submarines by the bubbles they produce
According to the team, detection of such stealthy submarines could potentially be achieved by detecting the nearly imperceptible bubbles produced as they travel through water.
SES 2023 Standards and Innovation Forum speakers announced
Explore the role of artificial intelligence, industry, standards developing organizations and governments in standardization during this two-day virtual event.
Video: Air quality mapped from space
The Tropospheric Emissions: Monitoring of Pollution (TEMPO) system has generated its first data maps documenting air pollution hot spots throughout North America.
Reach the pinnacle of performance and reliability
Fuji Electric Co., Ltd. delivers high-performance and energy saving AC drives, semiconductors, regenerative blowers, instrumentation and UPS products.
This robot can squish itself
The insect-inspired CLARI, which stands for Compliant Legged Articulated Robotic Insect, is a tethered "squishable” robot that can passively change shape for applications such as squeezing through narrow gaps.
2023 SES World Standards Day Paper Competition announced
In celebration of standards, and their growing impact on the global economy, SES and the U.S. Celebration of World Standards Day Planning Committee co-sponsor an annual paper competition for individuals in the U.S. standards community.
New tool promises to fight robocalls
The automated system, dubbed Snorcall, can reportedly characterize the content of robocalls, thereby revealing the scope of the robocall problem as well as associated scams being perpetrated.
OPC UA tunnel increases security for OPC Classic communication
Version 5.30 of DataFEED OPC Suite from Softing Industrial offers two new features: an OPC UA tunnel to increase security for OPC Classic communication plus support for InfluxDB databases.
This robot packs a punch
Qibbot can extend its one arm nearly 5 ft, stands more than 6 ft tall and can be teleoperated.
BinMaster’s new spin on the reliable rotary: BMRX-100 bin level indicator
By alerting to full and empty vessel conditions, this indicator prevents waste and saves time when handling bulk materials stored in bins and silos.
Emerson revolutionizes pressure relief valves for enhanced performance and reduced emissions
Emerson has released two all-new technologies for the Crosby J-Series pressure relief valve (PRV) product line.
The C-Flex bearing solution: A popular choice for motion control
The growing popularity of the C-Flex bearing is not only due to the quality of the product, but also to its adaptation in today’s sustainability efforts.
The pros and cons of telemedicine
Technological advances have made telehealth a simplified process whereby any internet connected device can be used to facilitate most accepted forms of telemedicine which include non-emergency clinical services, administrative support, communications and continued training.
AI model from NYU alters ages of facial images while retaining unique features
The researchers trained a latent diffusion model — a type of generative AI model — to understand how to conduct identity-retaining age transformation.
These robotic arms can pick up individual Pringles
The “Bi-Touch” system of robotic limbs is reportedly directed by AI to “solve tasks even under unexpected perturbations and manipulate delicate objects in a gentle way.”
GEMÜ develops new innovative pulsation damper
Thanks to its full bore design, the GEMÜ 652 does not shut off the media, thus enabling the actual expansion volume to be compensated by the moving diaphragm to dampen as much volume as possible within a specific operating range.
Study: Bots outperform humans at CAPTCHA
Dubbed Completely Automated Public Turing test to tell Computers and Humans Apart (CAPTCHA), this line if defense often involves having human users select from a series of images to identify specific objects in those images.
New AI system to alert us of next pandemic
The so-called early warning anomaly detection (EWAD) system reportedly uses machine learning to analyze virus variants’ genetic sequences, frequencies and mortality rates amid their spread across the world.