Briefs : Imaging
Facial Recognition Technology Works in the Dark
Briefs : Electronics & Computers
Smart Electronic Skin for Robots and Prosthetics
Humans use the sense of touch to accomplish almost every daily task such as picking up a cup of coffee or shaking someone’s hand. Without it, humans can even lose their sense of balance when walking. Similarly, robots need to have a sense of touch in order to interact better with humans but...
Articles : Photonics/Optics
Bringing Precision Anamorphic Micro-Optics to Consumer-Level Laser Applications
Briefs : Materials
Undercooled Metal Technology for Flexible Electronics
White Papers : Manufacturing & Prototyping
3D Printers Lead to Fast ROI, More Revenue, and Greater Profitability for Fast-Growing Design Firm
Product design firms must be creative, responsive to customer needs, adaptable, and have a solid understanding of fundamental design principles. But as important as those qualities are, they’re not always enough for business success. One way a...
Blog : Electronics & Computers
A Standalone AC Battery Begins with a Cathode, an Anode, and a 'Biode'
White Papers : Manufacturing & Prototyping
Minimize Supply Chain Risk: Detecting Counterfeit Components
Counterfeit components continue to pose a great threat to electronics manufacturing. The Department of Defense provided guidelines for electronic component counterfeit detection and avoidance; however, did not specify which Inspection Test & Authentication method must be followed....
On-Demand Webinars : Manufacturing & Prototyping
How to 3D Print Parts with Demanding Tolerances
Just because your 3D printer has a high resolution doesn’t mean your parts will be accurate or precise. Understanding material options and how to optimize the part-to-print workflow is essential to get the most value out of 3D printing.
White Papers : Transportation
Highly Configurable, Open-Source Stereolithography Printing
The Stratasys V650 Flex offers the speed and precision of stereolithography printing in a large, open-source, configurable architecture. It’s built for production with a proven record of reliability to maximize productivity with unprecedented uptime.
Briefs : Manufacturing & Prototyping
3D Printing of Magnetic Liquid Droplets
Briefs : Mechanical & Fluid Systems
Tiny “Walking” Motor Moves in Discrete Mechanical Steps
Briefs : Materials
High-Speed 3D Printer for High-Performance Plastics
Briefs : Manufacturing & Prototyping
Immersion Precipitation 3D Printing for Porous Structures
Briefs : IoMT
Invisible Tags Write, Read, and Erase Using Light
Briefs : Software
Dynamic Microstructures Move by Light and Temperature
5 Ws : Photonics/Optics
5 Ws of Paper Unprinting
Briefs : Manufacturing & Prototyping
Manufacturing Process for Aluminum Alloys
Briefs : Aerospace
New Airplane Wing Assembled from Tiny Identical Pieces
Briefs : Robotics, Automation & Control
3D-Printed Liquid Lab-on-a-Chip
Articles : Lighting
Mobile Rugged Displays for Situational Awareness
NASA Spinoff : Manufacturing & Prototyping
Deep-Space Food Science Research Improves 3D Printing
Briefs : AR/AI
Smartphone App Programs Robots
Articles : Manufacturing & Prototyping
Avoiding Electrical Damage with Conductive Lubrication
Briefs : Mechanical & Fluid Systems
Automated System Generates Robotic Parts
Briefs : Mechanical & Fluid Systems
Lightweight Exosuit Combines Robotics and Functional Apparel
Products : Automotive
Product of the Month: October 2019 Tech Briefs
Question of the Week : Manufacturing & Prototyping
Are You Encouraged by the Increasingly Sophisticated Capabilities of Today’s Robots?
Researchers from Boston Dynamics have stuck the landing and created a robot that can perform a full gymnastics routine. Watch the performance on Tech Briefs TV.
Blog : Manufacturing & Prototyping
ULiSSES Medical Device Wins 2019 'Create the Future' Design Contest
White Papers : Manufacturing & Prototyping
Effortlessly Achieve Precision Flow Control of CO2 Injection in Beverage Manufacturing
In the beverage production process, precise mass flow control of Carbon Dioxide (C02) is a crucial part of creating high quality brews and beverages. It is pivotal that beverage manufacturers have the ability control the exact amount of carbon dioxide (CO2 )...
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Blog: Energy
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INSIDER: Motion Control
Insect-Inspired Motion Sensing
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"M-Blocks" Jump, Flip, Communicate, and Self-Assemble into Structures
Blog: Mechanical & Fluid Systems
Aluminum Joining Methods: Welding vs. Adhesives
INSIDER: Materials
3D-Printed Plastics with High Performance Electrical Circuits
Webcasts
On-Demand Webinars: Green Design & Manufacturing
Rapid, Selective Volatile Emissions Testing for Vehicles and Components
On-Demand Webinars: Materials
Enhance Product Design and Dependability with Advanced Coating Technologies
Upcoming Webinars: Automotive
Collaborative Robot Applications in the Automotive Industry
Upcoming Webinars: Aerospace
Update on Civil Certification of Multicore Processing Systems in...
Upcoming Webinars: Manufacturing & Prototyping
Tech Talks: Medical
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Blog: Energy
'Direct Thermal Charging Cell' Turns Waste Heat into Power
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A Standalone AC Battery Begins with a Cathode, an Anode, and a 'Biode'
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Creating the Future: New Take on Welding Gun Bonds Plastic and Metal — In...
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