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Laser cutting foam letters and props
While many people focus on the intricate engraving capabilities of Epilog Laser systems, cutting applications are also exceptionally popular with this versatile tool.
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Laser engraving/cutting stamps for debossing
Laser systems are incredibly versatile tools — not only can beautiful designs or meaningful messages be engraved on popular gift items, but makers can also use them to cut incredibly intricate patterns from a variety of materials.
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Improved versaltility from new modular industrial display
A modular design permits a custom configuration based on application needs, and minimizes lifecycle cost through flexibility, easy serviceability and field upgradeability.
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Algorithm creates realistic guitar sounds
Researchers from Aalto University have created a deep neural network that can produce realistic sounds that are so convincing, blind listeners believed the sound was coming from a real guitar.
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Flygt launches pump monitoring system
Wastewater solutions company Flygt, a Xylem brand, has launched a pump monitoring system that offers precise station diagnostics and predictive analytics, ensuring the extended lifetime of a facility’s pumps.
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Chesterton Connect monitors pumps, agitators, mixers
Sealing solutions company Chesterton has developed a new data acquisition tool for monitoring the health and operation of pumps, agitators, mixers and other rotating equipment.
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Skyworks advances next generation Wi-Fi 6E
Skyworks is working in Wi-Fi Alliance to develop its Wi-Fi 6E products that operate in the 5.925 to 7.125 GHz frequency range.
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USDOT approves Nuro’s self-driving vehicle for delivery
It is the first company to be granted approval for a self-driving vehicle exemption.
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Drones and robots being used to fight the coronavirus
Technology is becoming a useful tool to stop the spread of the global disease.
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Nokia and SoftBank to test 5G networks for connected vehicles
The demonstrations will work to improve visibility and use of 4K video from in-vehicle cameras.
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Strong and flexible nanowire could create viable wearables
Researchers have created a nanowire that brings wearable technology one step closer to reality.
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Raman spectra used to differentiate between marijuana and hemp
Researchers from Texas A&M AgriLife developed a hemp scanner that can instantly distinguish if a plant is hemp or marijuana.
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Model analyzes profitability of sustainable farm-based projects
Researchers from North Carolina State University created a model that could boost investment in farm-based sustainable energy projects.
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Amazon, LG, Nvidia, Ericsson will not attend MWC 2020 due to coronavirus
The companies are mitigating risks to employees by canceling plans.
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AT&T rolls out 5G network to 13 new cities
The company has now deployed the next-generation wireless technology to 32 markets.
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Flirtey files for safety patent for drone flights and deliveries
The patent will allow drone manufacturers to implement parachutes while drones are in flight or when delivering packages.
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Solar paneled desalination device could supply clean water to coastal areas
Researchers from MIT created a completely passive solar-powered desalination system that could provide more than 1.5 gallons of fresh drinking water per hour for every square meter of the solar collecting area.
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Greenhouses can use solar cells to become energy neutral
Researchers from North Carolina State University found that greenhouses could become energy neutral with see-through solar panels to harvest energy.
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MWC 2020: 5G to be installed in Barcelona train stations
The project is part of a larger 5G promotion happening in the city for the tradeshow.
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AI algorithm can analyze medical data to find the right treatment
Researchers from The Neuro Montreal Neurological Institute-Hospital and Montreal Children’s Hospital of McGill University Health Centre have trained a machine-learning algorithm that analyzes medical data to find the right treatment for individual patients.
