Supercapacitor Patch Could Solve Power Problem for Wearables
A MXene-based solution can integrate with fabric provide to energy for health-monitoring wearable devices.
All posts by: Elizabeth Montalbano
Tech’s Loss is Manufacturing’s Gain… At Least For Now
The massive medtech layoff trend continues, and medical manufacturing companies are scooping up those left behind.
Rail Car Wheel Bearing Monitoring in the Spotlight
A wheel bearing on the Norfolk Southern 32N train overheated between two of the trackside temperature sensor stations before its disastrous failure.
Uncovering Battery Materials from Recycled Waste
Efforts toward improved sustainability are coming to fruition with recycled battery materials.
Good News: Electronic Component Prices Stabilize as Inventories Ease
Report projects inventories and prices for many parts to ease this year, though shortages of automotive parts and programmable logic are likely to persist.
Revisiting the Robot That Brews Coffee
In this return visit to the Café X robotic coffee bar, we find out the station can even dispense cookies.
Biodiesel Valves Grabbed the Eye of Supplier News
We’re also looking at a new automation facility and atomizing spray nozzles.
Winged Robot Can Land Like a Bird
Researchers developed an ornithopter with novel capabilities, expanding the potential for robot use in various applications.
Why Dedicated App Stores are Coming to Cars
App stores will become as common on cars’ dashboards as they are today for popular smart devices.