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How AI And IIoT Are Reforging Manufacturing

Modern factories genuinely look futuristic with smart sensors, autonomous aerial systems and intelligent operator interfaces. Far from replacing humans, these modern systems...

NASA Shuts Down Instrument On Voyager 1 Probe To Manage Power

NASA has shut down one of the science instruments on board the iconic Voyager 1 space probe in an effort to extend the life of humanity's first interstellar vehicle. The decision...

How Manufacturing Can Benefit, Or Risk Losing Out

It is time to move past the hype of AI and focus on its role as a practical tool for operational excellence. AI is no longer some future technology; rather, it is essential for...

Astemo Engineering Careers Tour: At Western Michigan University

Smart Mobility Today Host Cindy Polakowski talks with Samantha Sklarski from Astemo about the Engineering Careers Tour and about Astemo’s ongoing support for the program. The...

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Teen Designs And Builds A Robotic Hand With Only LEGOs

He first designed the hand digitally and it has two motors and four fingers with two tendons in each. The hardest part of the design was the tendon routing around the rotating bearings in the fingers, which allows the joints to bend and the finger to flex or extend...

UAE Builds Global Model For Air Taxi Rules

The UAE is accelerating its leadership in advanced aerial mobility (AAM) by shaping one of the world’s most forward-looking regulatory frameworks for air taxis and drone logistics. The initiative, jointly led by the Technology Innovation Institute (TII) and ASPIRE,...

The Clever Way Traffic Lights Worked Before Computers

Before the advent of computers, traffic lights were a marvel of mechanical and electromechanical engineering, utilizing timers, relays, and human intervention to manage bustling city intersections. This era of pre-digital innovation, which also saw breakthroughs like...