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Festo | July 11, 2016
The new servo press solution is the latest example of how Festo solutions incorporate productivity. The servo press kit is a pre-assembled system consisting of modular operating software and harmonized Festo components, including electric spindle drive, motor, motor controller, force sensor, and control system. Customers simply integrate The Festo servo press solution into the press-fitting application. The operating software is ready to use as soon as system integration is complete. No programm...
Rockwell Automation | December 16, 2016
Rockwell Automation Pavilion8 Model Predictive Control (MPC) software now empowers engineers to design and execute step tests faster, safer and more accurately. Unlike manual step tests that must be continuously monitored by on-site engineers, the Step Test Assistant in Pavilion8 version 5.12 independently makes adjustments in a test environment to more quickly identify models that drive operations to the maximum level of performance. The easy-to-use tool slashes testing time by up t...
Engineering Systems Inc. (ESI) | April 04, 2017
The Metropolitan Transportation Authority Board on Monday voted on measures to improve service for millions of New Yorkers who use subways and buses, including a contract to shorten the 2019 Canarsie Tunnel closure by 3 months starting in April 2019; begin the next phase of the 2nd Avenue Subway...
imeche | December 11, 2017
A new “metamaterial” with properties not found in nature could help create ultra-sensitive sensors and high-speed electronics, researchers have claimed. The team at King’s College London engineered a nanoscale device with the material, made of liquid metal eutectic gallium indium and gold nanorods separated by an air gap less than a nanometre across. When a voltage is applied, a stream of “hot electrons” with very high kinetic energy flows between the two sides. The...
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