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Bielefeld University and Fraunhofer IOSB-INA are launching the Humation Competence Network, which will research and test new approaches to collaboration between humans and automated systems.
A study from Berlin shows that the activity of fuel cell catalysts does not depend on a single reaction step. This changes established models of electrocatalysis.
According to the IFR, AI, humanoid systems, and networked IT-OT architectures will shape the next phase of automation – accompanied by growing security and qualification issues.
Sodium-ion batteries are considered a sustainable alternative to lithium-ion batteries. But how safe is this type of battery? A recent BAM study provides information on battery safety.
Salzgitter AG and Umicore have jointly established a process that enables the recovery of the rare precious metal iridium from anodes used in electrolytic strip galvanizing.
Since January 5, the online content of the trade journal "IST – Journal for Surface Technology" has been available as a separate subject area, “Surfaces + Materials Technology,” on springerprofessional.de.
An EU consortium is developing an UKP laser system that is set to raise the bar in surface processing thanks to AI, real-time control, and 3D flexibility.
MIT has developed a tendon that connects biological muscle cells and robotic structures, thereby increasing the strength and speed of muscle-powered robots.
MIT researchers present an extremely gas-tight polymer film designed to protect metal structures, solar cells, and components. Initial tests show unusual effects—and raise expectations.
A research team at Kiel University of Applied Sciences is developing rotor blades made of flax and wood as an alternative to GRP and CFRP. A yacht builder is providing practical data for the stress tests.