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17  '22
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SCHUNK News

THE INVISIBLE FORCE IN WORKPIECE HANDLING

Minimal interfering contour, short cycle times, and high energy efficiency – SCHUNK magnetic grippers offer a vast array of advantages. They handle ferromagnetic parts reliably over the long term and leave no traces. Two new variants now provide even more design freedom for robotic applications.

17  '22
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GE News

GE Scientists Working to Make Nuclear Power a More Attractive Carbon Free Energy Alternative

Working to make nuclear power an even more attractive carbon-free energy solution, a team of scientists at GE Research have been awarded $4.5 million through ARPA-E’s ONWARDS program to develop a new inspection technique that would encourage the recycling of fuel for advanced nuclear reactor concepts coming online.

17  '22
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ETSI News

MEC is ramping up with Phase 3 work on Multi-access Edge Computing

Since the beginning of 2022 the ETSI MEC Industry Specification Group (ETSI ISG MEC) has moved forward with the on-going Phase 3 work, which is foreseen to help accelerate and enable more effective and fruitful collaboration with other organizations.

17  '22
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Septentrio News

Why secure GPS receivers are crucial for GNSS/INS systems?

Septentrio about the Resilient GPS/GNSS receivers that protect INS systems from jamming and spoofing. With the growth of automation and robotization in many industries, from agriculture and delivery drones to self-driving cars, the demand for accurate and affordable navigation is on the rise.

17  '22
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4most News

New IP-Pro Alu EMC rugged enclosure solution from nVent SCHROFF now available from Foremost Electronics

Foremost Electronics, the engineering-led Essex based importer and specialist distributor of electromechanical components, announces the availability of the IP-Pro Alu EMC enclosure from nVent SCHROFF, ideal for housing standard or proprietary small form factor electronic PCBs.

17  '22
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Stromag News

Geared cam limit switches from Stromag ensure optimum regulation in hydraulic steelwork

Scour outlets and weir gates of man-made reservoirs are used to regulate water levels and thus in many cases serve as flood defences, supply drinking water and process water, or are used to generate power. If the control system for these gates should fail, the communities downstream would be at risk of serious flooding.

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