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Fraunhofer News
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Mouser News
From Where is Our Power Going to Come?
We know that the resources of these fossil fuels are finite and, more importantly, that burning them releases greenhouse gases that are a significant part of the climate crisis we face today. Other pollutants are released too, including the particulate matter which constitutes a considerable threat to health, particularly in developing nations.
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Fraunhofer News
Green hydrogen: Transportation in the natural gas grid
Researchers at the Fraunhofer-Gesellschaft have developed a technology for the energy-efficient and economic separation of hydrogen from natural gas. This membrane technology makes it possible for the two substances to be routed through the national natural gas grid together and then isolated from one another at their final destination. A major step forward in the transportation and distribution of hydrogen as an energy source.
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Elesa + Ganter News
ELESA+GANTER NEW HIGH-PERFORMANCE DAMPERS
New flange vibration dampers, wire rope vibration dampers, spring vibration dampers and, ideal for applications in industrial, military or naval sectors, are now part of the Elesa+Ganter range.
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Kuka News
KUKA UK & Ireland Announce Plans to Create Robot Clones of Staff, in a Bid to Bridge the Skills Gap
It is the proverbial thorn in the side of UK manufacturing: the skills gap – a fundamental discrepancy between the skills that employers require in their employees, and the skills that job seekers have.
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Open Mind News
Automation with hyperMILL® Is a Strong Trend
OPEN MIND sees high demand for standardized CAM programming.
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JUNGHEINRICH News
Automation in the world of fragrance
Jungheinrich builds automated intralogistics system for LUZI AG.
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Cognex News
Cognex Introduces Next Generation of High-Performance Handheld Barcode Readers
DataMan 8700 Series instantly reads the most challenging codes.
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Toshiba News
Toshiba Offers On-premises Simulated Bifurcation Machine for Market Trials in Japan
World’s fastest combinatorial optimization computer suitable for real-time, large-scale, complex problem-solving. Three reference blueprints to facilitate application development by users.
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CUMMINS News
