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From Design to Deployment: The Evolution of Compressor Technology in Engineering

From the early days of industrial development, compressors have had a huge impact on a myriad of engineering applications, influencing how many industries operate and how they have evolved. This technology plays a key role…

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Applied Materials Faces Criminal Probe Over Alleged Shipments to SMIC

The U.S. regulators have launched an investigation into leading semiconductor supplier Applied Materials (AMAT.O) for potential violations of export control regulations related to shipments to China’s largest chipmaker, Semiconductor Manufacturing International Corporation (SMIC). According to…

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Snow Chain Hassles No More: Hyundai’s One-Button Wonder Tires

If you live where the roads are covered in snow and ice, snow chains are a great option for making the daily drive safer for everyone in the car. But let’s be real, wrestling with…

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How Technological Innovations Impact Fleet Dash Cam Evolution

From fleet management to incident investigation, vehicle dash cameras have become increasingly important for a variety of industries. As technology develops and progresses, the features and capabilities of these devices move forward as well. Our…

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Smart Tech Solution Unlocks 30% More from Power Lines

As global electricity demand is set to double in the next 30 years, energy grid companies are exploring cost-effective ways to meet it. Integrating more solar and wind power is a solution, but expanding grid…

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Fiberglass Cable Ladder Trays: Revolutionizing Cable Management

In the dynamic landscape of industrial and commercial infrastructure, cable management is a critical element often overlooked. Enter the fiberglass cable ladder tray, a game-changer in the realm of cable routing and support systems. In…

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U.S. Suspends All V-22 ‘Ospreys’ Post Japanese Fatal Crash

The safety of the U.S. military’s V-22 Osprey aircraft has been thrust into the spotlight following a fatal crash off the coast of Japan. The incident, which occurred during a routine training mission on November…

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Breaking Barriers: Researchers Pioneer Supermirrors in the Mid-Infrared Realm

Unveiling Breakthroughs in Optics Scientists and engineers have achieved a breakthrough in optics by creating the first supermirrors. These supermirrors can reflect light in the mid-infrared range, spanning wavelengths between 3 and 30 micrometers. This…

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Rolls-Royce’s Lunar Leap: Powering the Moon with Nuclear Innovation

Renowned for its luxurious automobiles and aircraft engines, Rolls-Royce is venturing into space with an innovative project. The company has introduced a groundbreaking initiative: a compact nuclear reactor designed specifically to provide power for a…

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Decoding Backlash: Unveiling Industry Variances in Automation Terminology

It’s hard to ignore the intense amount of emotion contained within debates regarding automation terminology. From Silicon Valley in California to Bangalore and Tokyo, conversations on “artificial intelligence” (AI), “machine learning”, and “automation” have been…

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Technology

From Design to Deployment: The Evolution of Compressor Technology in Engineering

Applied Materials Faces Criminal Probe Over Alleged Shipments to SMIC

Snow Chain Hassles No More: Hyundai’s One-Button Wonder Tires

How Technological Innovations Impact Fleet Dash Cam Evolution

Smart Tech Solution Unlocks 30% More from Power Lines

Fiberglass Cable Ladder Trays: Revolutionizing Cable Management

U.S. Suspends All V-22 ‘Ospreys’ Post Japanese Fatal Crash

Breaking Barriers: Researchers Pioneer Supermirrors in the Mid-Infrared Realm

Rolls-Royce’s Lunar Leap: Powering the Moon with Nuclear Innovation

Decoding Backlash: Unveiling Industry Variances in Automation Terminology

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