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  • 1 week ago | interestingengineering.com | Aman Tripathi

    As components, screws play a crucial role in converting the rotational motion produced by a motor into linear movement. (Representational image)surasak petchang/iStockAmid the increasing rollout of humanoid robots from testing labs to factory floors, the world is witnessing a boom in robotics, and China has strategically positioned itself in this arena by dominating the supply chain of a critical component: the planetary roller screw.

  • 1 week ago | interestingengineering.com | Aman Tripathi

    A novel modular steel-concrete composite, which can significantly reduce the construction costs of nuclear reactors, has successfully passed a key test. The Diaphragm Plate Steel Composite (DPSC), developed by a research team from GE Hitachi Nuclear, has demonstrated its viability through a series of stringent evaluations at Purdue University’s Bowen Laboratory.

  • 1 week ago | interestingengineering.com | Aman Tripathi

    Up to 60% of the materials in these battery packs are post-consumer recycled aluminum. MARBELA European Union-funded project, MARBEL, has unveiled a new electric vehicle (EV) battery concept, which is aimed at significantly extending battery lifespan through innovative second-life applications. Coordinated by the Eurecat Technology Center, MARBEL’s focus on modular and eco-design principles could benefit the automotive industry by minimizing environmental impact and fostering a circular economy.

  • 1 week ago | interestingengineering.com | Aman Tripathi

    Scientists have made a major breakthrough in solar energy technology by creating a novel material capable of directly converting sunlight into heat with unprecedented efficiency. The development centers on thin films of a specific titanium oxide phase, Ti₄O₇, and could lead to advances in areas ranging from energy-efficient buildings to clean water and sustainable fuel production.

  • 1 week ago | interestingengineering.com | Aman Tripathi

    Researchers have discovered a way to significantly improve the performance of supercapacitors by creating a novel electrolyte from an Indian tree gum. The research team showed that the biopolymer, created from gum kondagogu and sodium alginate, allows supercapacitors to retain 93% of their energy capacity after an impressive 30,000 charge-discharge cycles.

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