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Online monitoring of nitrates and organic impurities optimises water quality
From bottled drinks to textile manufacturing processes, optimising the quality and safety of water requires reliable measurement of nitrates and …
Read More »Accelerating soil analysis when laying underground cables
Labcell is launching the VARIOS instrument for automatically generating thermal dryout curves for soil samples. Manufactured in the USA by …
Read More »Shadow-free illumination in inaccessible corners of machinery and plant
With the new range of flexible LED light strips from ifm electronic, it’s now easy to provide bright shadow-free illumination …
Read More »Augmented reality will be a vital tool for bridging the oil and gas industry’s skills gap
The COVID-19 pandemic, geopolitics, and energy transition expectations have caused the oil and gas industry’s skills gap to slip down …
Read More »Tips for mitigating harmful harmonics
The rise of non-linear loads in industrial environments over the last two decades has resulted in the growing problem of …
Read More »Product labelling: new trends in sustainability
Rob Ellinor explores the challenges faced by brands in managing the demands of the eco-conscious consumer and highlights the role …
Read More »Embedded PC features 8th/9th generation Intel processors and Nvidia T4 GPU
Embedded systems and display solutions provider, Review Display Systems (RDS) has announced the availability of a new industrial computer from …
Read More »Cyber attacks on the increase for many of the UK’s manufacturing and engineering firms
Three in five of the UK’s Manufacturing and Engineering firms (M&E) have suffered a cyber attack (UK average: 45%), with …
Read More »Tiny generators could pave way for self-charging smart tech
Self-charging smartwatches and health trackers could be a step closer following the development of tiny mechanical devices powered by movement, …
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