Energy Sector – The Silent Killer: Predictive Physics for Paraffin and Flow Assurance
Energy Sector – The Silent Killer: Predictive Physics for Paraffin and Flow Assurance

Industrial Control System Security Essential to Businesses

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The global market has experienced tremendous growth in automation and industry. A key factor in this growth is the Industrial Internet of Things. The IIoT allows operators to connect to […]

Daimler Records Big Profits and 2018 Plans

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German automaker Daimler has been reeling from high profits brought in during 2017. This is especially good news considering the company has announced a need to spend heavily during 2018 […]

SpaceX-1 Launches Falcon 9

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SpaceX has made headlines for the second time in as many weeks with the launch of its Falcon 9. Unlike the Falcon Heavy, this model was not carrying a Tesla […]

Scientists Create Remarkable Graphene Filter

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A team of Australian scientists recently demonstrated a graphene filter capable of purifying water from anywhere, including Sydney Harbour. The water filtration system was developed using a material called “Graphair.” […]

Scientists Aim to Train Laborers Using Motion Detectors

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Professions dealing with manual labour typically come with the risk of injury and extreme fatigue due to their reliance on repetitive and often complex movement, not to mention heavy materials […]

Photons Used to Create New Light

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Light is comprised of photons, which are particles of electromagnetic energy. They are considered elementary particles (the smallest constituents of matter and energy) despite their lack of mass.   Source: […]

NASA Keeping an Eye on Tesla Roadster

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  Following the launch of the Falcon Heavy, the Tesla Roadster was released into space, where it will orbit the sun on a path that will take it closer and […]

Video Game Technology Aids in Physical Therapy

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Motion-based technology has been shown to aid physical therapists, clinicians, and athletic trainers in analyzing movement, although it is often incredibly expensive. Some motion-based laboratories can cost upwards of $100,000. […]

Tech Firms Exploring the Future of Transport

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The Consumer Electronics Show (CES) last month featured a variety of carless commuting options, including electric bicycles, scooters, and skateboards aimed at reducing commuting costs as well as traffic congestion, […]

Car Tech Trends from CES 2018

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The annual Consumer Electronics Show (CES) saw an influx of additions featuring innovative developments in automotive technology. Manufacturers showcased their newest concepts featuring advanced technology. Hyundai and Mercedes-Benz showcased vehicles […]

Airbus Tests Self-Flying Taxi

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We may be a couple of years behind schedule according to the Back to the Future series, but it appears that flying vehicles are now a thing. Airbus recently announced […]

Soundscapes and Vibrations Help Blind People “See” the World

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The World Health Organization estimates there are 285 million visually-impaired people around the world, 39 million of whom are blind. Researchers aim to assist these people in seeing the world […]

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