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DTS introduces new universal data logger: TSR AIR
The miniature TSR AIR data logger from DTS includes 11 built-in sensors for shock and vibration testing. The TSR AIR is ideal for automotive, aerospace and industrial test applications with tight size and weight constraints.
Enhanced Raman mapping of ferroelectric material properties
An advanced microscopy technology facilitates analysis of the arrangement and fluctuation of electric polarization in ferroelectric materials.
Listening in on glacial melting
Audible acoustic signals can be used to monitor glacial discharge remotely and continuously.
Xylon debuts industry’s first L5 autonomy ready data logger and HIL system
Xylon Quattro, a fourth-generation data logging and HIL system for development, testing and validation of autonomous driving (AD) and vision-based advanced driver assistance systems (ADAS), has been unveiled by Xylon.
SparkFun launches data logger IoT—9DoF, delivering plug-and-play data-logging experience
The Data Logger IoT—9DoF automatically scans, detects, configures and logs various Qwiic sensors plugged into the board. Specifically designed for users who need to capture a lot of data to a CSV or JSON file and get back to their larger project, it's as easy as saving the data to a microSD card or sending it wirelessly to an IoT service.
Video: Euclid launches on its search for dark matter
During its six-year mission, Euclid will survey one third of the sky with unprecedented accuracy and sensitivity in its search for dark matter, dark energy and the origins of the universe.
Watch how this autosampler simplifies bioprocess data acquisition
Automated storage of samples in a predefined location is realized with the aid of bioprocess control software in a scheme that reduces the risk for human error.
The next WAT+ load cell offers more versatility, accuracy and measurement stability for narrow web applications
The load cell range is engineered for tension measurement for composites, wire and cable, converting, packaging, labelling and battery manufacturing applications.
IMC launches new data acquisition software studio
For test engineers working with IMC data acquisition (DAQ) systems and data loggers, this new version boosts usability and efficient workflow for both new and experienced users.
New Senator MRAP armored truck can survive mines, IEDs
The Roshel Senator Mine Resistant Ambush Protected (MRAP) has already passed NATO-certified independent laboratory's level 2 and level 2a/2b ballistic and blast testing under STANAG 4569 AEP 55, which reportedly ensures the protection of occupants amid explosive attacks.
Google develops text-to-image generator
After users describe objects and specify artistic styles, StyleDrop will generate those images in just three minutes, according to its developers.
Transformer inspired robot can walk, fly and tumble
Such a robot, according to its developers, could potentially be used to transport injured people to a hospital or to explore other planets.
ChatGPT answers some questions about hydrofracking
GlobalSpec asked ChatGPt to answer some questions about hydrofracking. Read on for ChatGPT's responses.
Video exclusive: Chasing tornadoes in the Texas Panhandle
GlobalSpec's resident meteorologist encounters big weather - and has the footage to prove it.
TSE´s agricultural canopies: PcVue at the heart of a system of photovoltaic shades
The supervisory control and data acquisition system installed at an agrivoltaic shading system manages a database of 25,000 data points.
Comau and Fincantieri present MR4Weld, the first robotized mobile solution for shipbuilding
The unique mobile robotic welding solution is being showcased at Automatica 2023.
The evolving roles of drones in healthcare
The use of UAS in critical healthcare sectors demonstrates a viable way to meet some of the time and accessibility-related challenges simplifying tasks related to emergency response, supply chain, outreach and disease management.
The four levels of fastener automation
Fastener automation is an effective way to get more out of a process, while enhancing reliability and increasing tracking abilities. While some class of automation is an obvious solution, the question then becomes just how much automation is appropriate?
Sponge-jamming device softens the touch of robotic arms
To achieve variable stiffness in its design, the team outfitted the end of a rigid robotic arm with the silicone sponge, making the robot-object point of contact safe.
This robot chef is taking on salads
The team trained the robotic chef using a neural network — which had previously been programmed to identify objects such as fruits and vegetables in the recipes — and by showing the robot several salad recipes.