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RFID Technology “Indistinguishable From Magic”

RFID or Radio Frequency Identification falls under Arthur C. Clarke’s “Third Law of Prediction” which states: “any sufficiently advanced technology is indistinguishable from magic.” RFID is a wireless radio wave technology that allows small chips,…

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Industrial Automation: At a Technological Watershed

Over the past few decades, Industrial Automation (IA) has grown in surges due to innovations such as Programmable Logic Controllers (PLCs) and computers used as control systems. Microcomputers replaced central mainframes and networking technology led…

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The New ICE Age is Here: ICE Bolt Primed to Replace All Common Bolts & Ensure Maximum Safety

The fastening bolts of modern bolt-one lifting rings have to be able to withstand extreme daily loads in all directions. The hardest forces on bending loads have to be safely handled in terms of statistics…

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Running Industrial Production Lines “Like a Swiss Watch”

Integrating Industrial Production Lines and Office Information Systems A huge global economic expansion looks to be in the works and will trace its roots and foundation to recent advances in industrial automation, smart grids, advanced robotics,…

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Futuristic Dynamic Duo: U.S. Navy’s Firefighting Humanoid, SAFFiR, Has a Drone For a Partner!

The U.S. Navy has been showing off SAFFiR (Shipboard Autonomous Firefighting Robot), a humanoid prototype that is getting closer and closer to completion. What was once an aluminum core with two legs, now looks like…

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Scientific Breakthrough: X-rays Read Scrolls Burnt by Mt. Vesuvius

In a scientific breakthrough, scientists have succeeded in reading parts of an ancient scroll that was buried by a volcanic eruption almost 2,000 years ago. The scroll is one of the hundreds of ancient scrolls retrieved…

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Performance Based Contracting Improves Outcomes For All Parties

These days mega-projects and giga-projects running into tens of billions of dollars mean huge risks for various players as they attempt to get a project finished on time and on budget. Whether a project is…

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Wastewater Plant Automation: Maximum Efficiency and Strong ROI

Key infrastructure around the world, in water and wastewater systems, for example, are aging, and significant infrastructure investment will be required to maintain and improve water supply efficiency. While the media is generally focused on…

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Flexible, Decorative, Recyclable Solar Panels Harvest Energy From Interior Lighting

Scientists at VTT Technical Research Centre of Finland Ltd have developed and utilized a method of printing both decorative graphics and functional components onto flexible organic solar panels. This innovative process allows collection of energy…

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NSF Grants Fund Studies to Explore Mysterious Properties of Glass

Despite all that we know about the properties of the materials we call glass, there is so much more that is still a mystery. When we think of the physical properties of glass it calls…

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Engineering

RFID Technology “Indistinguishable From Magic”

Industrial Automation: At a Technological Watershed

The New ICE Age is Here: ICE Bolt Primed to Replace All Common Bolts & Ensure Maximum Safety

Running Industrial Production Lines “Like a Swiss Watch”

Futuristic Dynamic Duo: U.S. Navy’s Firefighting Humanoid, SAFFiR, Has a Drone For a Partner!

Scientific Breakthrough: X-rays Read Scrolls Burnt by Mt. Vesuvius

Performance Based Contracting Improves Outcomes For All Parties

Wastewater Plant Automation: Maximum Efficiency and Strong ROI

Flexible, Decorative, Recyclable Solar Panels Harvest Energy From Interior Lighting

NSF Grants Fund Studies to Explore Mysterious Properties of Glass

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