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Manufacturing sees benefits with machine vision
Machine vision is making major contributions to the manufacturing sector, primarily by providing automated inspection capabilities as part of quality control procedures.
Fewer obstructions means safer handling with patented cantilever workstation cranes by Demag
Demag workstation cranes help optimize lifting processes and can fit unique workforce needs.
Ahlbrandt launches modular ozone converter catalytic air purifier
The air purifier cleans exhaust air from corona surface treatment systems.
Norton IDeal-Prime grinding wheels optimize ID grinding performance
Cylindrical parts, such as bearings, races and bushings require grinding of the inside diameter to obtain a precise surface finish.
AI can help consumers avoid food poisoning cases
The new system could allow consumers to make more informed decisions before purchasing a food product.
Kinwong’s PCB development trends and solutions
With the rapid development of electronic technology in recent years, printed circuit board (PCB) products are pursuing higher heat dissipation capabilities, with high voltage and high current characteristics, and are developing high-density interconnection (HDI) technology.
Additive manufacturing news round-up: NASA’s 3D-printed rocket parts get fire tested
Last November, NASA put two rocket engine parts made with additive manufacturing technology through 23 hot-fire tests to see if they could withstand stresses similar to what they might be subjected to during real rocket engine operation.
The Fourth Industrial Revolution: Are we there yet?
The manufacturing industry is awash in talk of Industry 4.0, also known as the Fourth Industrial Revolution or the industrial internet of things (IIoT). While the terms may mean different things to different people, they generally refer to automation via “smart” technology.
Video: International Powder Metallurgy Conference launched as a hybrid event
Attend in-person or virtually to experience over 200 technical presentations on powder metallurgy and particulate materials.
Digital passport may be issued to those vaccinated against COVID-19
Digital passport to "clear a path" for those vaccinated against COVID-19.
Explore powder metallurgy and the PM industry
Powder metallurgy (PM) is a value-added engineering process that provides a host of advantages over competing metal-forming technologies. PM's unique shape capabilities provide users with innovative solutions.
Machine tools roundup: January 2021
New cutting tool promises better aluminum machining; Indiana manufacturers awarded grants for cutting machines; Virtual cutting machine from Lincoln Electric.
The 2019 Toxics Release Inventory marks pollution prevention progress
Between 2018 and 2019, total releases of national inventory-relevant chemicals from U.S. reporting facilities decreased by 9%.
Diminishing the dangers of the digital twin
Driven both by its genuine utility and its overinflated hype, digital twin technology has claimed a place at the forefront of the Industry 4.0 revolution; its realization involves both risks and benefits.
QuesTek awarded ARPA-E funding for ultra-high temperature materials development for energy applications
The funding will be used to design and develop a novel materials solution for next-generation turbine blade alloys and compatible coating systems.
Lobsters inspire stronger concrete
Mimicking the coiled design of the lobster shell could lead to stronger concrete.
Hybrid electric plane could save lives
Researchers from MIT created a propulsion concept that could eliminate up to 95% of aviation’s NOx emissions and reduce the number of early deaths from airplane pollution by 92%.
E4-1: The durable, maintenance-free plastic cable carrier for virtually any application
Looking for a modular and reliable cable management system? Try the E4-1.
Watch: Robotic X-ray inspection improves cast automotive wheel production
The robotic inspection system is ideal for inline operation in the mass production of cast aluminum automotive wheels.
Ultraviolet light could reduce risk of foodborne illness from eggs
Researchers from Penn State have found a new way to disinfect fresh eggs for the food industry.