Industries
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New Aluminum Batteries are Corrosion Resistant, Cheap and Hold a Lot of Renewable Energy
Researchers have found that aluminum batteries are one of the most promising candidates to fill the need for renewable energy storage.
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Video: Signal Transformer Announces EcoTran Series of Transformers Redesigned with 21st Century Functionality and Appearance
The EcoTrans Standard Series Transformers are used to step up or step down voltage while keeping the mains and output circuits isolated through CE Certified reinforced insulation.
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GoodWe Offers Smart Solution for Module-level Monitoring and Rapid Shutdown and Optimization
The DNS and SDT rapid shutdown inverter series with MLPE functionalities optimizes energy yields on the module level.
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GL Announces 911, E-911 and NG 911 Signaling Simulation and Monitoring
The systems offer comprehensive signaling simulation and monitoring for 911 and Enhanced 911 emergency call services.
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Bihrle Applied Research Inc. Launches Ardenna to Focus on Computer Vision, Machine Learning Solutions for Infrastructure Inspections
Ardenna will leverage the success of capabilities developed for BNSF Railway's supplemental track inspections to address critical infrastructure inspections in other industry sectors.
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Watch: This Robot Improves Mental Health Care
The Mentally Assistive Robotic Companion (MARCo) was developed as a therapeutic assistant for people suffering from depression, bipolar disorder or generalized anxiety disorder.
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Video: Real Transformer – Watch a Robot Change into a Car You Can Ride
Brave Robotics developed the machine that can also be controlled via remote control.
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Electric Buses are Scaring the Oil Industry
Electric vehicles are on the rise, especially in China, where battery-powered buses are becoming more and more commonplace as a way to get around – and the fossil fuel industry is feeling the pinch.
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Artificial Intelligence Could Help US Soldiers Learn 13 Times Faster on the Battlefield
The Army researchers who developed this technology say that it could help save many lives on the battlefield.
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New Prosthetic Arm Development Gives Users Their Sense of Touch Back
University of Illinois researchers have developed a new prosthetic arm that stimulates nerves with mild electrical feedback that gives users the sense of touch.
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Underwater Robots Confirm Ocean 'Dead Zone'
Underwater robots deployed in waters little explored over the past 50 years have confirmed the presence of a growing “dead zone” — an area devoid of oxygen — in the Arabian Sea.
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Video: Watch a Soft Robotic Eel Silently Swim
Researchers have created a foot-long robot that uses water to propel itself.
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Volvo Targets 50% of its Sales by 2025 to be Electric Vehicles
The automotive OEM will target the Chinese market heavily in its strategy
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Drone Can Operate in Harsh Environments and Extreme Weather
The UAS can carry up to 2 KG for defense and security markets.
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Video Monitoring System Allows Tuberculosis Patients to Monitor Their Own Treatment
The DOT app has proven that it could be less expensive than daily visits and improves privacy concerns that patients may have.
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Bel Power Solutions Announces Melcher™ RCM Chassis-Mount 500 W and 1000 W DC-DC Converters for Railway Applications
Their compact size and ease of installation make them uniquely suited for various rolling stock applications, such as cab radios, HVAC systems, train control and passenger information systems.
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Optical Waveguides Produced by Inkjet Printing
A two-step inkjet printing technique can fabricate waveguides and other optical components.
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New Tracking System Could Save Surgeons 30 Minutes of Surgery Time in Back Surgeries
Dartmouth College researchers have developed a faster, cheaper and safer method for back surgery.
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Penske Corporation and Hitachi Begin Collaborative Creation to Improve Vehicle Performance Using IoT
The initiative signifies the first of many efforts to utilize artificial intelligence, machine learning and Hitachi's IoT platform, Lumada.
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Forget What You Know About VR: Immersive Media Tech Will Transform Content As We Know It
Immersive media is poised to build on the level of empathy that comes along with virtual reality and catapult users to the forefront of control by providing them with the ability to interact with absolutely any form of content.
