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Humanoid robots to become the next US-China battleground
Governments worldwide are ramping up investments in robotics R&D as labor shortages and rising costs persist.
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GWS Tool Group embarks on a new era
Sean Holt named president; the company evolves into a distinct division within the Sandvik Machining Solutions family effective Jan. 1, 2024.
RBF Morph, Ansys produce new mesh morphing technology
RBF Morph's unique simulation tools are now part of Ansys' portfolio.
The best way to combat skills shortages
Remote maintenance, automation, and innovative training solutions can all help.
TekniPlex Healthcare begins expansion at Costa Rica Facility
Initiatives include new medical tubing extrusion equipment and additional room for warehousing and assembly operations.
micrometal produces new opthalmic blade for PCE
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CoreTechnologie develops new export function for SVG images
Software pioneer CoreTechnologie has developed a new export function for SVG images based on exact 3D/CAD models.
Engineering students’ brace puts patients first
Low-profile design could aid treatment of rib flaring — and patients’ mental health — and it's from engineering students at Rice University.
Rice U. students engineer socks for on-the-go neuropathy treatment
Wearable device could help diabetic patients deal with foot pain, balance issues.
How to make self-folding surgical tools
Minimally invasive surgery (MIS) requires small instruments so ETH Zurich researchers have developed a method to transport large devices through a narrow catheter, expanding design possibilities for MIS tools.
Sensor system could decrease fall risk for older adults
Lower health care costs, greater patient autonomy are goals of project.