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The new electronic control unit will be 10 times faster than the system it replaces. https://buff.ly/2FIlmR6

A mixture of alcohol can be used in the process to manufacture sensors and electronics devices more cost-effectively.

Girls who are interested in engineering subjects can find potential opportunities to learn daunting because of the lack of like-minded female participants. It is the same for many women in racing, which was the inspiration for the women-only Rebelle Rally. https://buff.ly/3gy6WzN

A newly published study examines surgical proficiency in orthopedic procedures with and without VR training. The results may surprise you.

Wearable to be developed for #Ketamine delivery.

Competitors, all under the age of 24, are working to make face masks that are ‘more comfortable, functional, accessible, stylish.’

When human workers have to social distance, what are robotics bringing to the table?

Rexroth’s new ctrlX automation platform leans into the Internet of Things age with software-smart controls and potential future app store offerings.

As manufacturers struggle through COVID-19, they’re taking advantage of change and stimulus dollars to deploy new efficiencies.

Ford is using a pair of leased Boston Dynamics robots to 3D laser scan the interior of factories for future retooling. https://buff.ly/31mp1v3

#ICYMI You can now access all five sessions of our Back-to-School webinar series, anytime, anywhere! Presented by expert engineers from the electronics chip, board, and system industries, the series addresses real-world challenges engineers are facing today. Access here: https://buff.ly/35BOGn2

A likely explanation for the continued growth in IoT service subscriptions is that companies see the gaps in the global supply chain during the current crisis and turned to IoT services as a solution. https://buff.ly/3hHBDDx

Biomaterial-based ink allows for screenprinting of garments that can detect the health of individuals and even possible virus infection. https://buff.ly/30O8jFM