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3 overlooked causes of charging failures in electric equipment
When electric equipment will no longer hold a charge or is not charging, the natural assumption may be that the connector is defective. But in high-power applications, the root cause can be much less obvious.
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Venus flytrap-inspired material gives robot hand a striking new grip
A KAIST research team has announced the invention of a singly novel material that senses nearby objects and then can wrap around them.
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Construction’s next workforce may be a robot
The projects are focused on exploring how robots and construction machines can assemble buildings with less human intervention amid global labor shortages, while also supporting more sustainable building methods.
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Watch: The delightfully creepy robot hand
This quintaped robot seems to be straight out of the Addams Family.
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Video: Archer air taxi flights complete seven-city Bay Area leg
The three-day journey included travel to three airports in the region.
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Nvidia now has Bolt, Volvo behind European robotaxis
The companies are developing Level 4 autonomy vehicles for ride-hailing and other services.
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Video: Deploying AI-RAN from cell sites to network hubs
Supermicro, Nokia and Nvidia forge a path toward software-defined 6G.
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Dürr rolls out four new robots to revolutionize automotive painting
The EcoRS Generation 2 robots provided reaches of up to 3,100 mm and were designed to replace multiple application-specific robot configurations.
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xMEMS fan-on-a-chip now in mass production
The technology is targeted thermal management in a compact form factor for AI smart glasses, smartphones and other edge systems.
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Guide: How to select the ideal electric actuator in the water and wastewater industry
These components must endure high water pressures, flow velocities and environmental exposures such as sunlight, wind, saltwater, rain, snow, sediments and chemicals.
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Repurposed Rivian batteries now provide 10 MWh storage
The companies have expanded their agreement to recycle Rivian’s battery scrap.
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Volvo, Nvidia bring AI driving to the real world
The companies will gradually introduce eyes-off and mind-off driving as well.
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DigiKey to double down on same-day fulfillment
The company will invest $100 million to expand capacity and automation in its product distribution center.
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Wirepas mesh now connects 500,000 self-storage locks
The company’s IoT technology works in areas without cellular connectivity or weak Wi-Fi.
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Junkosha's new 1 mm cable targets vacuum chambers
The cable is designed for high vacuum chambers.
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Fabric sensors drive vehicles beyond presence detection
Occupancy classification needs weight, position and movement data. Automotive sensors offer a low-power way to supply it.
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Robot fleet management systems enhance coordination and productivity
Robotic fleets are groups of autonomous or semi-autonomous mobile robots (AGVs/AMRs) that work together to make operations like warehousing, manufacturing and shipping more efficient.
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Keeping Ukraine’s robot army connected
Companies are developing new ways to allow battlefield robots functional when satellite connectivity falters.
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Q&A: Ecolab bets on liquid cooling for AI data center growth
The company’s Bob Walicki on the CoolIT acquisition, a November platform launch and the commissioning shortcuts to unclog direct-to-chip cold plates.
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R&S adds multi-channel pulse analysis to FSWX
The FSWX analyzes jammer input and output signals simultaneously for a comprehensive assessment of deceptive signal behavior.
