By taking over the dull, dirty, and dangerous tasks, collaborative robots, or cobots, continue to prove their effectiveness in industrial applications. Cobots are robots designed to work alongside humans rather than in their own space on a broad range of tasks ..read more

UV16 adhesive has been successfully utilized in some of the most complex optical applications including microring resonators and confocal microscopes. It features a high refractive index, low viscosity and advantageous cure schedule – making it ideal for use in optical applications. Read through these real-life case studies to see how UV16 helped these engineers achieve their desired results ..read more

Explore the compelling advantages of electric actuators over pneumatic cylinders through our detailed white paper. Discover how improved efficiency, superior controllability, and enhanced system integration position electric actuators as the top choice for contemporary automation projects. Download now to leverage the latest advancements in electric actuation for your operations ..read more

The warehouse industry is changing. Labor shortages are driving AMR adoption in warehouse and logistics environments, and artificial intelligence (AI) empowers warehouse automation. AI-powered algorithms optimize order-picking routes, considering factors such as product characteristics, picking frequency, and real-time order priorities. By intelligently sequencing orders and optimizing travel paths, warehouses can improve order accuracy, increase throughput, and reduce labor costs. AI allows AMRs to make decisions autonomously but without sacrificing safety. In this 60-minute Webinar from the ..read more

In December, Neya Systems was one of three companies selected to participate in the Defense Innovation Unit’s (DIU) Ground Expeditionary Autonomous Retrofit System (GEARS) project. Under the GEARS project, the three companies are developing autonomous navigation kits for the Army's Palletized Load System (PLS) vehicles ..read more

In this season, we are taking an in-depth look at high-tech health, particularly biosensors and wearable injectors. My guest today is Ash Anwar, Senior Director of Data & AI at Molecular You, who will talk to us about the convergence of biosensors and AI. This episode addresses the integration of artificial intelligence with biosensors, exploring how AI algorithms analyze and interpret the data collected, leading to more accurate diagnostics, predictive insights, and personalized health recommendations ..read more

A powerful new tool in artificial intelligence can predict whether someone is willing to be vaccinated against COVID-19. The predictive system uses a small set of data from demographics and personal judgments such as aversion to risk or loss ..read more

Countries worldwide are actively engaged in advancing lunar exploration initiatives, channeling substantial resources into the development of rovers, terrain vehicles, landers, power-generation systems, and space stations. However, the pursuit of these ambitious endeavors is accompanied by significant technical hurdles, with thermal control systems emerging as a focal point in the overarching system architecture discussions. Join this 60-minute Webinar to embark on an expedition into the realm of mission-critical thermal management strategies ..read more

A commonplace chemical used in water treatment facilities has been repurposed for large-scale energy storage in a new battery design by researchers at the Department of Energy’s Pacific Northwest National Laboratory. The design provides a pathway to a safe, economical, water-based, flow battery made with Earth-abundant materials. It provides another pathway in the quest to incorporate intermittent energy sources such as wind and solar energy into the nation’s electric grid ..read more

Tech Briefs: What led you to start on the project? Aditya Arun: The primary goal of developing this was to improve the way augmented reality and VR applications are deployed in the real world. In the past, I, along with Professor Dinesh Bharadia and members of the Wireless Communication Sensing and Network Group (WCSNG), as well as Shunsuke Saruwatari at Osaka University, Japan, have worked on many wireless localization systems. We specifically worked with Wi-Fi and ultra-wide band technologies and found the deployment of these systems to be very time-consuming and cumbersome. We had to deploy ..read more