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Tom Shelley reports  14/11/2008  Breaking new ground A new generation of circuit breakers will trip less frequently and monitor energy usage more reliably. Lou Reade reports  14/11/2008  New contenders for 2012 Olympics Some tantalising technologies are being employed in British hybrid drive buses for the London Olympics. Tom Shelley reports  14/11/2008  Pulsating detection work A very efficient way of measuring multiple positions in a major project has been unveiled. Tom Shelley reports  14/11/2008  Helping dummies to understand encoders A free guide in the Wiley ‘Dummies’ series called “BEI Industrial Encoders for Dummies” is available from UK agent Variohm  13/11/2008  The five-minute body scan Siemens has introduced an imaging device that combines the functions of computed tomography (CT) with a high-resolution PET (positron emission tomography) system  13/11/2008  Safe landing Automatic control can now fly planes in circumstances beyond the ability of human pilots, prompting the vision of personal air cars. Tom Shelley reports  09/10/2008  Making the case for brushless wheels Tom Shelley reports on a breakthrough brushless wheel motor that could prove a suitable case – for suitcases  15/09/2008  Taking up the strain A better knowledge of strain measurement techniques could help designers to improve their products. Lou Reade reports on Eureka’s round-table event  15/09/2008  Octopus-style actuators have grasp on future thinking Tom Shelley reports on electrically driven actuators of extraordinary flexibility  15/09/2008  Indexing table turns linear A new linear assembly system has been developed that is based on rotary indexing technology.  15/09/2008  Vision system keeps track of surgical instruments A vision system reading 2D codes is key to keeping track of and managing surgical instruments  15/09/2008  Time is critical Delegates at Eureka’s ‘Automation for the Future’ Design Day heard how a huge animatronic figure was created in eight weeks – and how a full electric drive system could be sized in three minutes  19/08/2008  Toughing it out Tom Shelley reports on linear and rotary position encoders that are immune to shock and magnetic interference  14/07/2008  Bearing fruit A low-cost vibration analyser, and several other new tools , are proving particularly good at picking up bearing damage and helping identify other faults. Tom Shelley reports  14/07/2008  Sharp eye on the money Tom Shelley heads for Lancashire to look at bank note and coin recognition techniques that might well add the golden touch to many automated tasks  13/07/2008  Programmable chips make agile controllers Tom Shelley reports on an innovation that makes machine controllers faster to respond – and easier to fix  13/07/2008  Energy researchers look to a bright future Whether it is paint that converts sunlight to energy, or new ways of printing circuits onto plastic film, new research promises to make solar energy cheaper. Lou Reade reports  19/06/2008  Robot footballers could be the next Ronaldo! Tom Shelley reports on some of the free-moving autonomous robots at this year’s Hanover Fair  19/06/2008  The magic touch Tom Shelley reports on why ‘feeling’ robots could outperform those solely dependent on vision systems  23/05/2008  Film feels the pressure to change colour A colour-changing film offers a fast way of assessing pressure variation between surfaces, and could be cheaper than electronic sensors. Lou Reade reports  23/05/2008  Blue-sky thinking is a high flier Tom Shelley reports on the development that’s sparked an all-electric aeroplane  23/05/2008  Shaking up the status quo A new medical product has been brought rapidly to market that should greatly benefit patients both in developing and developed countries. Tom Shelley reports  10/04/2008  Linear progression Astronomy and electronics are two beneficiaries of cutting edge linear motion technology. Lou Reade reports from the Linear Motion Masterclass  10/04/2008  Sound investment Linear slides sit at the heart of machine that makes products with a musical heritage. Julie Bieles reports  10/04/2008    Showing 1 to 25 out of 373 results	Sponsored Links     Manufacturing Trends Report. Download the latest 2008 Manufacturing Trends report published by Benchmark Research.

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