HEADLINES ARCHIVE
AWWA testifies on new approach to cybersecurity threats
The agency advocates a regulatory approach that is similar to the electric sector, with a tiered risk- and performance-based set of requirements.
UTSA engineers seek to predict future cyber attacks
The current pervasive security threats motivated the UTSA researchers to develop and use cyber defense tools and sensors to monitor the threats and collect data, which can be used for various purposes in developing defense mechanisms.
Buried identification marker technology developed by 3M
The buried identification marker system reportedly enables oil and gas workers to the quickly identify and locate the depth and properties of a marked, buried asset, without having to excavate.
Video: Developing a digital twin of Earth
Digital models of Earth are seen as key to predicting the effects of and building resilience to climate change.
Video: Free tool introduces youngsters to sustainable computing
Budding engineers can now build and program sustainable, battery-free energy-harvesting devices with a new tool from Northwestern University.
Device turns power consumption data into cyberattack warning signs
Although the technology is designed to protect network equipment and computers within an organization, the researchers suggest it could also be used to protect water supplies, transportation vehicles and 5G infrastructure.
Video: Optimize testing tasks with software subscription
Design and automate a test or measurement system through a single software license.
Jumper cable interconnect boosts 5G data networking
A prototype high-speed jumper cable interconnect product that supports 112 Gbps PAM4 signaling on data networking systems.
Software reduces risk in selecting geothermal project sites
The software will help users more easily identify drilling locations by creating highly realistic models designed for easy interpretation.
Prepare to hinder hackers in the picoCTF cybersecurity competition
Anyone aged 13 and up is invited to reverse-engineer, break, hack, decrypt and think creatively and critically to solve challenges and capture digital flags.
Saelig announces Owon HSA1000 series 3.6 GHz handheld spectrum analyzer
The HSA1000 9 kHz to 1.6/3.6 GHz handheld spectrum analyzers include a built-in EMI pre-compliance test mode and an optional 100 kHz to 3.6 GHz tracking generator.
Aim-TTi introduces a true handheld RF spectrum analyzer
The PSA Series 5 complements the existing PSA Series 2 by offering a significantly expanded feature set similar to that found on analyzers costing several times as much, combined with a frequency capability up to 6 GHz.
Introducing Anritsu's new rack mount remote spectrum monitors
The MS27201A series ensure reliable, 24/7 continuous spectrum monitoring over a wide geographic area. A built-in watchdog timer resets the instrument in the event of a software interruption.
IMES' engine analyzer gets update
IMES’ EPM-XPplus engine analyzer now captures additional vibration measurements on marine engines, according to the company.
Toolbox supports climate-proof management of water resources
The online platform helps users identify climate adaptation measures for different strategies and land uses in the water management sector.
Munich Re backs Dynamic Infrastructure’s digital analysis solution with 99% detection guarantee
The coverage, a first for the industry, provides assurance that 99% of any critical faults will be detected and reported in time to prevent structural failure.
Fuzzy Logic makes robotics agile at MBDA
The first use case selected was the tedious, manual cleaning of molds used to manufacture composites.
Hawaiian utility to pilot virtual power plant platform
The GridAmp platform will be deployed to simultaneously balance three separate grid services — capacity build, capacity reduction and fast frequency response.
Life cycle cost analysis software compares chillers from different manufacturers
The free software tool provides fast, easy life cycle cost analysis for water-cooled chillers.
IIoT software platform designed to revolutionize pollution control management
The industrial internet of things (IIoT) software platform is tailored for enhancing operational transparency and reporting capabilities for environmental pollution control equipment.