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Software that doubles 3D printing speeds hits the market

May 17, 2022 phys.org

Vibrations during 3D printing either slow down the process or warp the parts, but new software could enable manufacturers to keep up the speed without sacrificing accuracy.This post was originally published on this site

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Senior engineering students design ball launcher, painting device for teens with cerebral palsy

May 16, 2022 phys.org

Her eyes squint to sharpen her focus while her mouth curves into a smile and her fingers push down on the controller, sending a baseball flying through the air. For the past year, 14-year-old Emerson […]

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Exploring the the relationship between material removal and thermal control in machine tools

May 16, 2022 phys.org

Recently, a research team from State Key Laboratory of Mechanical Transmissions, Chongqing University of China has found the coupling relationship between thermal control (TC) process and material removal (MR) process of precision machine tools. The […]

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Artificial muscles help robot vacuum manipulators get a grip

May 16, 2022 phys.org

The robot grippers designed by Professor Stefan Seelecke and his team at Saarland University can grip and manipulate objects with complex geometries. The system can adapt almost instantaneously to changes in form, switching seamlessly between […]

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A beaver-inspired method to guide the movements of a one-legged swimming robot

May 16, 2022 phys.org

When developing new technologies, computer scientists and roboticists often draw inspiration from animals and other living organisms. This allows them to artificially replicate complex behaviors and locomotion patterns to enhance their systems’ performance, efficiency and […]

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Tiny drone based on maple seed pod doubles flight time

May 16, 2022 phys.org

A trio of researchers at City University of Hong Kong has developed a tiny drone based on the maple seed pod. In their paper published in the journal Science Robotics, Songnan Bai, Qingning He and […]

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Separated by distance, but connected by technology: Using affective haptic devices

May 13, 2022 phys.org

The sense of touch is important for human development, interpersonal communication, and social attachment. For situations where one is separated by distance affective haptic devices (AHDs) can be used as a new form of sense […]

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Next-generation weather reporting: Versatile, flexible, and economical sensors

May 13, 2022 phys.org

Have you ever been trapped in an unexpected torrential downpour? Weather forecasting systems have always tried to anticipate adverse weather events. These systems, however, are heavily dependent on bulky, stationary, expensive equipment such as weather […]

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Scientists create renewable biocement made entirely from waste materials

May 13, 2022 phys.org

Scientists from Nanyang Technological University, Singapore (NTU Singapore) have found a way to create biocement from waste, making the alternative to regular cement even greener and more sustainable.This post was originally published on this site

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Increasing the life of cutting tools through transferable AI, reducing process costs

May 13, 2022 phys.org

Two factors influence the production costs of a machined component: The volume of material removed over time and tool wear. In order to reliably predict the state of wear and thus optimize cutting processes, researchers […]

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