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Mini Solar Drone Operated by Electrostatic System Could Upend Industry

Researchers at China’s Beihang University and the Center of Advanced Aero-Engine have introduced CouloumbFly, a palm-sized miniature rotorcraft that weighs just 4.21g with a rotor diameter of 20cm, making it 600 times lighter than any…

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Our Top Six Batch Ovens

Batch ovens are a critical asset in modern manufacturing, streamlining production, boost end-product quality, and ensuring product reliability. Offering precise temperature control, consistent results, lower initial costs, and superior environmental regulation, these ovens are workhorses…

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Synthetic Nonconductive Oil Cools Servers Better With Submersion

Computers fail if they get too hot, so power-hungry fans are used to cool them down. According to a study in 2023, servers in data centers take 30% to 40% of the total energy that…

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New Bio-Coating Radically Reduces Friction Inside Machine Parts

Friction is an inherent problem in moving parts for the machine industry. Reducing friction could save major costs relating to working with machines and also the fuel used. A research paper found friction consumes about…

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Reducing Complications in Heart Surgery with 3D-Printed Vessels

Revolutionary Advancement in Heart Bypass Surgery A revolutionary advancement in medical science could significantly enhance the outcomes of heart bypass surgery. Researchers have successfully developed artificial blood vessels that closely mimic the structure and function…

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Innovative Fabric Stiffens on Demand

Scientists at Nanyang Technological University, Singapore, have introduced a wearable fabric, called RoboFabric, that can stiffen on demand. Inspired by the scales of pangolins and armadillos, which interlock to form a protective shell, the innovative…

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Battery Production: Annealing Ovens for Lithium-Ion Battery Electrodes

The market for lithium-ion batteries is booming, projected to surpass $387 billion by 2032, with a Compound Annual Growth Rate (CAGR) ranging from 14.2% to 18.7%. This growth is driven by the rising demand for…

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A New Class of Materials is Strong as Glass, Flexible as Gel

Glassy polymers, which are used to make airplane windows, are very strong and hard materials but also very brittle. For that reason, they still have a limited use. Now, though, there is a new class…

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