Engineering and Manufacturing

HEADLINES ARCHIVE

  • Ticer Technologies acquires manufacturing assets from Materion

    Acquisition of vacuum deposition/sputtering production equipment will strengthen the supply chain and enable uninterrupted product delivery.

  • Honeywell launches cloud-based solution for fire safety systems

    Honeywell introduced its first all-in-one cloud platform for fire safety systems with the launch of several tools from its suite of Connected Life Safety Services (CLSS).

  • Home builders and interior designers tackle diversity, safety

    Two pressing issues of 2020, equity and workplace safety, have gotten the attention of various building and construction organizations.

  • Hemp makes inroads into growing insulation market

    HempWool is a new product that is both sustainable and high-performing for residential and commercial construction projects.

  • Germicidal lighting solutions for the commercial lighting market

    The new portfolio showcases luminaires that combine white light and ultraviolet 254 nm light and incorporate the recent developments in lighting science and microbiology.

  • AI-powered safety technology prevents workers from injuries and fatalities

    Urbint Lens for Worker Safety uses AI technology to predict and identify safety threats to workers in the field.

  • Affordable housing gets boost from off-site built homes company

    The new company specifically looks at the complexities of site construction and integrates the steps of site construction with delivery and installation for improved quality, accountability and an overall better customer experience.

  • Vertical packaging machine for diverse bag types features smallest footprint

    The machine integrates a newly developed corner seal unit designed to reduce complexity and improve quality, flexibility and serviceability.

  • TFM and other major advantages of the OmniScan X3 Flaw Detector for NDT inspectors: A customer review

    Prior to the official launch of the OmniScan™ X3 phased array flaw detector, Olympus loaned a unit to the IS Expert department of the Institut de Soudure to give its inspectors a chance to try it out.

  • 7 benefits of air bearings for motion control

    Air bearings offer several distinct advantages in precision positions and high-speed applications.

  • Researchers create apparatus to test the effectiveness of different mask materials

    The team set out to find if the materials commonly used for homemade masks are actually effective at stopping the spread of COVID-19.

  • New catalyst can recycle cooking oil into biodiesel

    The catalyst could create an ecofriendly fuel source for everything from cars to jet planes.

  • California's climate change goals could be met with CSS

    The team's new study helps policymakers in California take a concrete step towards climate goals.

  • Machine monitoring in a post-pandemic world

    Thriving in a post-COVID-19 world means ensuring manufacturing assets are being optimally utilized and maintained, which also helps keep employees safe and accountable.

  • Hexagon announces 100%EV initiative to accelerate electric vehicle development

    Hexagon’s initiative promises new classes of vehicles that outperform combustion engines and overcome customer cost concerns.

  • Watch: Gel improves bioprinting of complex tissue shapes

    New gel formulations bring the 3D bioprinting of replacement organs and tissues closer to reality.

  • Grafting creates stronger plants without GMO controversy

    The new plants have characteristics that could allow them to survive in climate change environments.

  • Interactive tool for automotive design engineers

    The website is geared to help automotive engineers better understand aluminum extrusions for lightweighting applications.

  • Watch: A new ShAPE for efficient copper wire

    A new extrusion process and the inclusion of this material yield copper wire that is 5% more conductive than annealed copper, the industry standard for motor applications.

  • Video: Fatigue testing prevents product failure in extreme temperature operating environments

    Aerospace and other sectors require components that function reliably in extreme temperatures, underscoring the need for manufacturers to subject parts and components to a range of fatigue testing prior to implementation.

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