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Coronavirus can be identified automatically from sick patients’ lung X-rays using artificial intelligence (AI) developed at Brunel University London. The …
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Moulding when microns matter
What considerations need to be addressed when moulding at a scale where micron tolerances are required. Aaron Johnson reports There …
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Metal additive manufacturing: a third way with the powder bed fusion process
Will Richardson considers the different metal additive manufacturing process options available to industry, with a primary focus on the powder …
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Long-life 24V battery modules
Murata has developed an all-in-one 24V standard battery module (LIPY041WWPCSY6), that is suitable for any industrial equipment requiring high levels …
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Flanged extruded aluminium enclosure for surface mounting
The new 1455F flanged extruded aluminium enclosures from Hammond Electronics add a further variant to the popular 1455 standard family. …
Read More »Patterns of common coronavirus infections could aid understanding of COVID-19
Coronavirus infections are a common cause of mild colds, infecting thousands of people every year in the UK. They mostly …
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University of Sussex engineers create face shields for NHS
At 3.39am this morning, engineers at the University of Sussex completed their first 100 face shields, ready for testing within …
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Robots make a name for themselves in many industries thanks to portable power
When the word ‘robot’ is mentioned, most people conjure up images of bulky, flashing, tinfoil-covered machines from old sci-fi, like …
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Smooth motion arc segments and large 360-degree rotary profile direct drive motors
Direct drive, smooth motion motors are moving light payloads in arc and full 360-degree rotary profiles. Designed for OEM equipment …
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How to simplify the control architecture of cartesian co-ordinate robots
To CNC or to PLC: that is no longer the question. Barry Weller reports In order to remain competitive, it …
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