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Hydrogen-ready Piezocryst by HBK sensors will help engineers set new benchmarks for net-zero energy generation

The direct measurement solution is built around gallium phosphate to capture high-fidelity pressure signals in the harshest environments.

Mersen to exhibit during Battery Show North America 2025

The company will showcase an extensive line of DC and high-speed fuses, laminated bus bars, cooling, capacitors and surge protective devices.

New multichannel GHz digitizers with up to 12 channels

Discover the features that render these digitizers ideal for automated testing applications, capturing signals on multiple, perfectly synchronized inputs.

Introducing NineFocus pH meter with Inlab DES sensors

The high-performance, multiparameter benchtop meter system measures pH, conductivity, ion concentration and dissolved oxygen with compelling precision.

Disaster-response robot shows off rapid beam-cutting ability

In a demonstration of its disaster response capabilities, the ARMstrong Dex robot precisely cut a 40 mm x 90 mm wooden beam using a handheld saw, showcasing its precision and control in an accompanying video.

Tentacle-inspired robot aims to enhance subsea inspections

The soft and flexible manipulator is 1 m long and conforms to structures during contact. This is reportedly an advantage when compared to commonly used rigid manipulators when working around delicate or complex subsea equipment.

New Chinese radar tech alters signals to evade tracking

The system, when trialed on an aircraft, reportedly demonstrated exceptional performance under conditions that tend to disrupt conventional radar.

KUKA introduces autonomous mobile robot platform

Automation firm KUKA has expanded its AMR portfolio with the new KMP 250P mobile platform, which can transport goods and components weighing up to 250 kg and can be optionally equipped with a lifting unit.

Insect-like robots can float, paddle and walk across water

The first robot, dubbed the HydroFlexor, can paddle across water with fin-like motions, while the second robot, dubbed the HydroBuckler, “walks” forward using buckling legs, to mimick the gait of water striders.

SBG Systems expands its IMU line with Pulse-20 and Pulse-80

These inertial measurement units (IMUs) are designed to meet the needs of applications ranging from compact systems to high-end platforms requiring fiber optic gyro (FOG)-level performance.

Keysight introduces Smart Bench Essentials Plus, delivering precision and reliability

New power supply, waveform generator, digital multimeter and oscilloscope instruments are comprehensively tested to meet and exceed industry and safety standards.

Flir unveils C8 next-generation compact thermal imaging camera for faster, clearer and more reliable inspections

Improvements to the new-generation C8 include enhanced image quality, higher accuracy, improved sensitivity and the addition of advanced reporting templates within Flir Ignite Pro.

Robot proves as effective as humans in vineyard disease detection

Its developers suggest that the robot, dubbed PhytoPatholo Bot, will one day help track crop-killing pathogens with a minimal amount of labor.

RoboDK announces training academy to tackle global robotics skills shortage

The platform combines projects, tutorials and video walkthroughs to teach programming skills through simulation and offline programming, from beginner to advanced levels.

With RoboBallet, robotic arms coordinate seamlessly, mimicking a precise dance performance

Expected to save manufacturers both time and money, the system, dubbed RoboBallet, helps teams of automated robots working in shared, obstacle-filled spaces to collectively plan their movements and tasks automatically.

Hybrid spy drone designed to roll, fly for targeted city attacks

The new 0.6-pound warhead payload feature now enables the hybrid unmanned aerial system (UAS) to operate as a loitering munition capable of conducting strikes within buildings, tunnels and other environments that have previously been thought to be inaccessible for drones.

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