A More Sustainable Way to Make Automotive Gears
Researchers at the University of Bologna in Italy have developed a method of dry grinding for automotive gears—without using oils and other lubricants.
Digital Twins Can Support Civil Engineering Projects
The technology has uses beyond the aviation and manufacturing sectors. A new study found all three phases of civil engineering projects—planning/design, construction, and operation and maintenance—can find value in digital twins.
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Q&A: Improving Efficiency in HVAC Systems
Manufacturers rely on heating, cooling, and ventilation systems to provide optimal environments for their equipment—and workers. University of Alabama researcher Forooza Samadi describes ways companies can optimize these systems.
Robot Throwing
It’s not all about power—a robotic arm needs the right technique and architecture to hurl an object efficiently.
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