Thin, Flexible Electrode May Reduce Hospitalizations and Surgeries
NeuroOne’s electrode technology with a higher-definition signal can potentially combine diagnostic and therapeutic functions, lessening the number of procedures that need to be done.
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What’s the Latest in Human Factors Engineering?
Consider developing a usability engineering plan and don’t mix up UFMEA and URRA, says an expert in human factors engineering.
See Rivian's EV Manufacturing Line in Action
Rivian says that its Normal, Illinois plant is on track to build 25,000 EVs in 2022. Take a look at how they're doing it.
Good Reads: Top 10 April Design News Articles
In case you missed it, we've compiled the top 10 articles Design News ran in March, easily clickable in a gallery format.
2022 Mercedes-AMG C 43 Debuts the World’s First E-Turbo
Electric turbocharging not only contributes to the combustion engine’s power, it also charges the hybrid-electric battery.
High-Tech Product Retailing Still Has A Brick-and-Mortar Presence
While more consumers are buying high-tech items such as electronics and automobiles online, their suppliers maintain physical stores to help market their products.
Industry Voices: IIoT Extends the Useful Life of Legacy Equipment
As the capabilities of the industrial internet of things (IIoT) expand, manufacturers will get more value from their existing systems.
4D-Bioprinted Tissues Can Be Controlled to Transform Shape
Novel bio-ink comprises flake-shape microgels and living cells that can produce cartilage-like tissues and other complex living constructs.
Good Reads: Top 10 March Design News Articles
In case you missed it, we've compiled the top articles Design News ran in March, easily clickable in a gallery format.
3D Printing Saved This Hornbill’s Life
An Indian hornbill at ZooTampa in Florida had developed a potentially fatal tumor. 3D printing came to the rescue.