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Remotely Moving Objects Underwater Using Sound

Sound can do more than just provide a nice beat. Sound waves have been used for everything from mapping the seafloor to breaking apart kidney stones. Thanks to a unique material structure,...

Thermal Management for Electric Off-Highway Vehicles

The sustainability trend continues to grow in the off-highway sector. Wherever possible, manufacturers rely on electric vehicles to contribute to climate protection goals. Therefore,...

How Compressed Air Led to a Battery Breakthrough

Our current battery industry needs to be re-energized. The decades-old technology isn’t always the ideal match for some of our recent advancements, like EVs, or for more extreme environments. Fortunately, some companies are charging up potentially ground-breaking ideas. Read on to learn more.

Ensuring Software Safety in the Automotive Industry

AdaCore, a pioneer of th e Open Source movement, has been associated with the Ada programming language from the beginning. In this edition of Expert Insights, AdaCore’s chief product and...

Warfighter Water Supplies Via Graphene

Water is a critical resource for every person, but especially so for those in military operations — from forward-operating bases in arid deserts, to unexpected deployments in remote locations....

LCAAPS: Aiming to Streamline the Design, Development Process

Watch this video to learn more about Low Cost Attritable Aircraft Platform Sharing (LCAAPS), which leverages best practices of consumer industries to rapidly develop and build...

Meet SABER: Securing Artificial Intelligence for Battlefield Effective Robustness

Securing Artificial Intelligence for Battlefield Effective Robustness (SABER) aims to build an exemplar AI red team equipped with the necessary counter-AI...

No Fear of Loading: Driving the 2025 Ram Heavy Duty

The desert landscapes of the western United States have changed since Mr. Duke and Dr. Gonzo blazed a trail across them in a drug-infused haze. But their advice to buy the ticket and take...

Slate and SK Executives on Bringing the Inexpensive EV to Market

In May of 2024, Slate had an idea and a presentation. It knew it wanted to build an affordable vehicle and that the vehicle would be electric. "We were talking to many...

Origami-Inspired…Ceramics?!?

In a breakthrough that blends ancient design with modern materials science, researchers at the University of Houston have developed a new class of ceramic structures that can bend under pressure — without breaking.

Accelerating Rust Adoption for Maintaining Safety and Security of External Code

As embedded systems in safety-critical industries become increasingly complex, the demand for reliability, security, and maintainability has never been higher. The...

Tariffs Are Now a Strategic Variable: How MedTech Manufacturers Are Splitting Their Response

The Trump administration’s 2025 trade policy has presented a challenge for U.S. medical device manufacturers: how to respond to escalating tariffs on...

Standardizing Adapters for the Transition from CCS to NACS J3400

Watch this video to get an overview of the benefits of standardizing adapters for the transition from CCS to NACS J3400. Specifically, SAE J3400/1 — Electric Vehicle Charging...

The Pros and Cons of EVs with Yaobin Chen

Watch this video to see Yaobin Chen, Professor, Electrical and Computer Engineering, Purdue University College of Engineering, explain the benefits of driving EVs and the challenges EVs still face. One...

Removing PFAS from Water for Use in Renewable Batteries

Technology developed at the University of Queensland can remove “forever chemicals” — PFAS — from water so they can be used in renewable batteries. Researchers have made a filter...

New Volvo D13 VGT Utilizes 24V Architecture

When Volvo revealed its all-new VNR regional haul truck in March 2025, it also marked the launch of something new under the hood: the Volvo D13 VGT (variable geometry turbo) engine. The new D13...

My Opinion: Sensors Made to Order

My Opinion: The Institute for Connected Sensor-Systems (IConS) at North Carolina State University is exploring new ways to combine sensor development and application-driven solutions.

Device Helps Diagnose Depression, Anxiety

Researchers have developed a lab-on-a-chip device measures the stress hormone cortisol from a patient’s saliva. Knowing if a patient has elevated stress hormones can provide useful diagnostic...

Hydrogen Industry Vet Says Fuel Cells Still a ‘Go’

Tarek Abdel-Baset, Forvia’s chief engineer for hydrogen storage systems, has two decades of experience in alt-fuel transporation development, with all the ups and downs that entails....

Moon Missions: 5 Lunar Landers in 2025

2025 marks a significant year with multiple lunar lander missions. These missions aim to analyze lunar soil, test new technologies, and search for water ice.

Thermal Bypass Valves

ThermOmegaTech’s thermostatic Mixing and Diverting (M&D) valves precisely control fluid temperature within a system to keep it operating efficiently. These self-actuating valves maintain preset temperatures, shorten...

High-Modulus Polyimide Offers Greater Catheter Design Flexibility

As medical device designs continue to evolve, there is constant design pressure to decrease wall thickness without sacrificing device performance. Conversely, other applications...