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CUI Inc announces the addition of four ultra-thin converter series to its isolated dc-dc converter line. The PYBJ3 series of …
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Automation trends in pharmaceutical production
Michael Suer looks at four key technology trends within the pharmaceutical industry that are having a steadily growing impact: collaborative …
Read More »How Time-Sensitive Networking can increase productivity in manufacturing
John Browett looks at how different industry verticals can reap maximum advantages by leveraging Time-Sensitive Networking (TSN) for industrial communications …
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Machine learning is not enough
Dr Marc Heggemann and Seth Tate explain why machine learning needs to be augmented to ensure a positive outcome, and …
Read More »Sensor detects oversized ore
In partnership with engineering firm AMOG Consulting, remote monitoring specialist Omniflex is developing an oversize detection system for the global …
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High accuracy mass flow controller for gas adds analogue comms
Bürkert has augmented its Type 8742/46 range of mass flow controllers/meters (MFC/M) for gas applications with the addition of analogue …
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Ethernet switches support high speed comms
Embedded computing expert Recab UK is offering a new ultra-compact Ethernet switch module from Diamond Systems to the UK market. …
Read More »Job applications in the engineering sector grow by 33.4% in Q3
According to the latest quarterly job market report from CV-Library, the UK’s leading independent job board, job applications in the …
Read More »Collaborative robots can help deliver vaccines at commercial scale
When or if an effective COVID-19 vaccine is discovered, the next major challenge will be to scale up its development, …
Read More »Overcoming instrumentation battery challenges
Rob Brown explains the role batteries play in achieving reliable instrumentation — and the challenges design engineers should consider What …
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