12th November 2024
Vibration is the enemy of a hand-held dentistry tool. To maximize the precision of a dental procedure, as well as optimize the comfort of the patient, the device must minimize any physical pulsation or resonance.
To protect electrical junctions in buildings from the threat of fire, embedding connections in concrete has been one of the possible solutions in the past, depending on the building design. While concrete is fire resistant, the challenges of access make inspection, as well as installation, more complex to achieve.
INMOCO, a leading distributor of motion control and automation technologies, has released the Kollmorgen PCMM2G programmable motion controller in the UK.
7th November 2024
Computer vision technology has rapidly replaced the human eye in logistical sorting processes. Cameras and artificial intelligence (AI) empowered software already reads labels, addresses, handwriting and barcodes on packages with incredible accuracy and speed.
6th November 2024
In the world of industrial and commercial printing, the efficiency and precision of ink supply and control systems are crucial to ensuring high-quality output and minimising operational downtime.
Portescap proudly introduces its latest motion control solution, the PCR 56/06 EC SD – an integrated hardware and software package for single-axis control of brushless DC motors.
31st October 2024
Sulzer’s ZF-RO combines experience and expert engineering for improved reliability and efficiency
30th October 2024
Humanoid robots, designed to operate in close interaction with humans, rely heavily on smooth and controlled joint and limb motion. This makes the selection of the motors that power the axes of motion critical.
A hydrogen-fuelled kiln test rig is helping brick and ceramics manufacturers to support the energy transition. In a UK first, a kiln and furnace manufacturer has partnered with flow control specialist Bürkert to manage the precise and reliable control of hydrogen.
23rd October 2024
Klarius Products continues to lead the aftermarket emissions industry by adding a range of new emissions control components to its ever-expanding catalogue. This month, 23 new parts have been introduced, including exhausts for one of the most popular hatchbacks on the road—the Volkswagen Golf 2019.