First Dual-Energy Catheter to Treat Atrial Fibrillation Enters Clinical Trial
Providing both radio-frequency and pulse-field energy, this dual-energy catheter could offer practitioners flexible treatment options for Afib.
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Infineon and Apex.AI Demonstrate Automotive Controller Integration
Infineon’s microprocessors and microcontrollers can use Apex.AI software to communicate with each other and the cloud.
You Can Bet On Technology for March Madness
Technology in many forms is changing the way we experience the annual NCAA Basketball Tournament, commonly referred to as “March Madness.”
Two-Hand Safety Control Panels Get the Spotlight in Supplier News
Other products we’re seeing include a stainless steel plug and market-ready PCB designs.
Here's Your Virtual Tour of the Lamborghini Museum
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Save on airfare to Italy with our slide show of the mid-engine supercars in Lamborghini's museum.
New US EV Charging Standards Accelerate EV Interoperability
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The White House has announced the creation of new standards to make charging EVs more convenient when driving long distances—no matter what car you drive or which state you charge in.
A Batch of Funny Engineering
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Check out this potpourri of engineering humor, from one-liners to anecdotes to a Rube Goldberg squirrel-feeding contraption.
BBi Autosport and Autodesk Team-up for a Win, from Custom Race Cars to High-Performance Parts
The automotive aftermarket leader revs-up for the Pikes Peak Race to the Clouds using the Fusion 360 cloud platform.
NETL Earns Patent for New Process to Produce Carbon Nanosheets
The process transforms coal into a carbon material that can be used to manufacture valuable products and generate jobs in coal communities as the nation transitions to clean energy.
Custom 3D-Printed Heart Replicas Could Guide Treatment Decisions
Robotic versions of the actual human organ are aimed at helping doctors find ways to treat heart disease that are tailored to individual patients.