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Nanoscale robotic cleaner can seek out, capture and eliminate bacteria
The team demonstrated how these so-called nanorobots can function as microscopic cleaners capable of controlled manipulation, including collection and relocation of bacteria.
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RFID tags offer solution for breathing monitoring
These plaster-like RFID tags can be used to analyze breathing in hospitals or at home in a way that is simpler and more cost effective than the X-rays and CT scans currently used to measure the respiratory function of patients with pulmonary disease or those recovering from surgery.
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S. Himmelstein and Company introduces ultra-precise bearingless digital torque sensors
The key new feature for these models is the simultaneous output of torque, speed and power in both analog and digital form.
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PEI-Genesis launches smarter, faster website to enhance the customer experience
With enhanced navigation, real-time data and powerful new tools, the platform reflects the company’s ongoing commitment to innovation and customer-centric service.
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At Mouser: Delta Electronics Force-GT 48 V three-phase DIN rail power supplies for automotive, smart and robotics applications
The power supplies deliver the reliable 48 V output essential for advanced, high-stability industrial equipment, such as networking, electric vehicle charging stations and semiconductor machinery.
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Rohde & Schwarz expands broadband amplifier portfolio with new power classes up to 1,000 W for automotive, aerospace and defense applications
These units cover the entire frequency range from 1 GHz to 6 GHz without band switching, significantly increasing efficiency in automated test sequences.
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Alliance Sensors Group introduces the S2A CyberSecure Smart AC-LVDT signal conditioner
The advanced stand-alone AC-linear variable differential transformer (LVDT) signal conditioner is available for power generation and other high-reliability applications.
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How neuromorphic processors are reshaping autonomous combat
“The future of warfare belongs to the machine that can see, think, and react without a tether.”
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Can supercapacitors reduce battery needs in some applications?
Supercapacitors can greatly minimize the requirement for batteries in many applications, notably by working as complementary, high-power and long-lifespan storage devices.
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Hamamatsu Photonics Europe and Coher Sense collaborate to simplify laser measurement
The partners seek to demonstrate practical use cases in spectroscopy and laser-based analysis.
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Inseego bets on the wireless home, buys Nokia's FWA business
The acquisition potentially doubles Inseego's revenue as consumers abandon cable for fixed wireless access broadband.
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The MAQ20 Data Acquisition System is economical, empowering, adaptable and UL listed
The MAQ20 family consists of many different modules that have been tailored to specific industries and applications. This allows users to mix and match input and output (I/O) modules to create a comprehensive DAQ system that has been adapted to the end user.
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Microchip expands hydrogen maser atomic clocks manufacturing
The company has opened a new facility to meet demand for the technology in Tuscaloosa, Alabama.
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Rohde & Schwarz highlights new high-gain antennas and fast EMI testing at APEMC 2026 in Kuala Lumpur
The company will demonstrate test solutions addressing the measurement and compliance needs of engineers working on the latest consumer electronics, automotive systems, aerospace and defense applications.
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Cellular IoT data traffic to rise 218.6 EB by 2035
Automotive infotainment systems and rising adoption in consumer IoT will drive growth.
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Altech digital indicators combine accuracy and reliability for a wide range of applications
This digital indicator lineup features ±1% precision, wide measurement ranges, IP65 protection, compact sizes and long-lasting, highly visible LED displays.
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Video: A material tweak that could cut computing's energy bill
Rice University researchers engineered a modified multiferroic that runs at room temperature.
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AI-driven productivity to take center stage at NI Connect 2026
The event brings together engineers, researchers and business leaders across all industries to share the latest advancements in test and measurement automation technology.
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Training robots to pick asparagus
The new system uses images from cameras mounted on the robot to accurately identify asparagus spears.
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Alan the humanoid robot to lead AI research
The humanoid, dubbed Alan is expected to be used by researchers and students as a shared research platform for exploring how robots operate alongside humans, take on complex tasks and work autonomously in dynamic environments.
