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Stratasys News
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Michell Bearings
PTFE thrust bearing conversion improves operations at hydropower station
Michell Bearings has completed a PTFE conversion of white metal thrust pads at a hydroelectric power plant in Tennessee.
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Schaeffler News
Online condition monitoring using SmartCheck prevents unplanned machine downtime at Schaeffler‘s European Distribution Centre
By installing SmartCheck condition monitoring devices on 58 critical drives, Schaeffler’s European Distribution Centre has seen a range of benefits, including the prevention of unplanned downtime, reduced maintenance costs and increased machine availability.
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Rohde & Schwarz
Rohde & Schwarz and TSN Systems provide nanosecond-precision latency measurements for automotive Ethernet
With radar, lidar and camera sensors present in automobiles, time sensitivity on networks becomes extremely important, as vast amounts of sensor data need to be transferred and processed within a few milliseconds. Test and measurement expert Rohde & Schwarz and time-sensitive networks specialist, TSN Systems have successfully cooperated on precise timing measurements for in-vehicle networks using automotive Ethernet 100BASE-T1.
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Elesa + Ganter News
How to ensure an ergonomic and solid grip?
Case study with the Spanish Company King Ozono.
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GE News
Everywhere You Go: GE Researchers Are Building An AI Brain For Army’s Unmanned Vehicles
Developing artificial intelligence that can obey traffic laws while navigating a 3,000-pound vehicle through busy city streets is a complex feat, and many are stepping up to address the challenge.
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Siemens News
Industrialization of additive manufacturing enables mass production of customized helmets
Bicycle helmets made to measure and in an affordable framework for everyone - what was unthinkable a few years ago is now becoming reality thanks to digitalization and additive manufacturing.
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Fraunhofer News
Innovative grilling technique improves air quality
Restaurant owners are increasingly turning to fired charcoal grills to prepare meals for customers – but the odors and fumes emitted by these grills are often a source of irritation for nearby residents. The German Environment Agency asked a team of researchers from the Fraunhofer Institute for Building Physics IBP to investigate whether the exhaust air treatment systems used in grills actually get the job done and to study ways of preventing pollutant and odor emissions.
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CUMMINS News
Harvesting power the Cummins way
Greenhouse world first for HSK78G gas generator.
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BYSTRONIC News
