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The Industry Innovation Report

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 rapidly analyze millions of...

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 was made as power flags on...

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 manufacturing. For AI to...

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 tour features interviews with...

Smart Mobility Today: 3 February 2025

When I first learned about hydrogen's use as fuel years ago I was tremendously excited. The idea of being able to supply energy with only water as the result was incredible. Then I learned about the difficult task of containing and stabilizing this source without...

Drone Can Track Humans Moving Through Dense Terrain

An agile new drone has demonstrated the ability to follow a person jogging through the forest and avoid thin obstacles like power lines, all while moving at speeds of 20 meters per second or more. According to its Hong Kong developers, the SUPER drone,...

How Drones Can Train Bears to Stay Away From Humans

Brown bears roam across much of the northern hemisphere from the mountains of Spain to the prairies of the US. These bears are formidable carnivores that can weigh up to 751 kg (1,656 lb) and have claws 15 cm (6 in) long. With long canine teeth and a bite force of...

This Diamond Battery Lasts 5,700 Years

Earlier this week, scientists from both institutions announced the creation of a diamond battery that leverages the decaying power of isotope carbon-14—the same isotope used in carbon dating. This isotope is useful for archaeologists because its half-life...

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