Northwestern engineers design soft actuators by observing human muscles, which contract and stiffen simultaneously. Using the new soft, flexible actuator, the engineers developed a flexible crawling robot that can move backward and forward through tight, winding pipes.
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Bipartisan Senate bill aims to ban U.S. agency purchases of counterfeit electronics
Federal agencies would be prohibited from using certain products if they were purchased from an entity other than the original manufacturer or an authorized reseller under a new bipartisan Senate bill.
NEOTech acquires advanced 3D computed tomography equipment for enhanced process validation and failure analysis
NEOTech, Chatsworth, Calif., a leading provider of electronic manufacturing services, design engineering, and supply chain solutions in the high-tech industrial, medical device, and aerospace/defense markets, announced a significant investment in and acquisition of state-of-the-art three-dimensional Computed Tomography scan equipment for its engineering laboratory.
Computer vision method characterizes electronic material properties 85 times faster than conventional approach
A new computer vision technique developed by MIT engineers significantly speeds up the characterization of newly synthesized electronic materials.