Michigan: $10M for Developing Semiconductor Manufacturing

Michigan Governor Gretchen Whitmer announced a $10 million investment in Michigan Semiconductor Talent and Technology for Automotive Research (MSTAR). This is a public-private initiative for developing semiconductor manufacturing and a strong talent base. Moreover, it…

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Top Features to Look for in Electric Industrial Ovens

Electric industrial ovens are becoming increasingly popular across various sectors, driven by trends like electrification, the growing demand for manufactured goods, advancements in technology, a focus on clean manufacturing, and the development of new materials…

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World’s Thinnest Lens Developed – Only Three Atoms Thick

Scientists at Stanford University and the University of Amsterdam developed the world’s thinnest lens, with a thickness of only three atoms, or 0.6 nm (nanometers). The previous record from 2016 was 10 times thicker, measuring…

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Planet’s First Hyperspectral Satellite with Improved Imaging Capabilities Is Ready for Launch

Planet Lab PBC, a company focusing on providing data and insights about Earth, announced the coming launch of its first hyperspectral satellite rocket, known as Tanager-1. The spacecraft is made by the cooperation of the…

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Our Top Industrial Conveyor Oven Picks

Conveyor ovens aren’t just heat sources. They’re invaluable tools that can help transform your manufacturing. In addition to increased production volume, consistent product quality, process automation, and operational efficiency, they provide space efficiency, reduced costs, versatility, and reliability.…

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Inspired by Nature: Super Strong, Crack-Resistant Cement Developed by Princeton Engineers

A New Era for Cement: Flexibility Inspired by Nature Forget the image of rigid concrete crumbling under pressure. Inspired by the surprisingly tough shells of mollusks, researchers have developed a new cement composite that’s 19…

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Dragonfly Rotorcraft Given Green Light for Exploring Titan

After years of delay due to COVID-19 and a series of cost overruns, NASA recently approved the 2028 interplanetary mission of the nuclear-powered Dragonfly rotorcraft to explore Saturn’s largest moon, Titan. Being 746 million miles…

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RapidFlight Makes Drones at Scale for the U.S. Military

The integrated designer and mass manufacturer of unmanned aircraft systems (UAS), RapidFlight, has entered into a partnership with the United States Department of Defense (DoD) on the Replicator initiative, which focuses on the rapid production…

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