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Due to a persistent skills gap in manufacturing, graduates are likely to only become more valuable with time. Here Becca …
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Smart batteries can help computer carts fit into over-crowded hospitals and schools
Michele Windsor, explains how advanced batteries can help to solve the problem Valued at more than $425 billion last year, …
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What are the potential benefits of retrofitting pumps
Rickie Nelson looks at design changes for new applications and improved durability Pumps have a hard working life, especially in …
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Lower-power isolated, regulated DC-DC modules
Power density, low weight and ease-of-use are critical considerations when designing isolated, regulated DC-DC converter systems for a broad range …
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Enhancing radar level measurement for challenging hygienic applications
Those facing challenges in measuring fluid levels in hygienic applications should be aware of Bürkert’s new Type 8139 non-contact radar …
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How to eliminate equipment downtime
Cut unplanned downtime by making maintenance predictable with igus smart plastics. Intelligent cables that predict their service life on automated …
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Tighter turning circles
A growing requirement for tight turning circles is being introduced in the design and development of highly competitive military vehicles. …
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What are Linux containers?
Florian Froschermeier explains what Linux containers are and how manufacturers are using them to transform applications Programs used to be …
Read More »A quarter of engineering professionals are afraid to tell employer that they’re suffering with poor mental health
A new study released by leading independent job board, CV-Library ahead of World Mental Health Day, reveals that 26.2% of …
Read More »How food packagers can reduce plastic use with optimised processes
Stephen Hayes explains why PC-based controls offer the best solution. According to National Geographic, only around nine per cent of …
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