Design World

Design World is a trade publication based in Cleveland, Ohio, that focuses on original equipment manufacturer (OEM) design engineering. It offers both print and online editions that delve into various subjects such as aerospace, food and beverage, medical devices, military applications, packaging, semiconductors, machine tools, energy solutions, material handling, motion control, additive manufacturing, and robotics.

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PTDA welcomes MANTIS Conveyor Products and Allen Bearings & Technologies Limited

3 days ago | designworldonline.com | Mike Santora

The Power Transmission Distributors Association (PTDA), the leading association for the industrial power transmission/motion control (PT/MC) distribution channel, welcomes new manufacturer member MANTIS Conveyor Products and welcomes back distributor member Allen Bearings & Technologies Limited. MANTIS Conveyor Products is backed by more than 60 years of expertise in the design, engineering, and manufacturing of mechanical motion parts and assemblies from concept through production.
ABB launches AMXE Marine Motor to enhance vessel efficiency

3 days ago | designworldonline.com | Mike Santora

• ABB launches compact, high-power AMXE Marine Motor for open-deck and electric propulsion applications • The AMXE Marine Motor delivers ABB’s highest power density yet, with a quiet, water-cooled design • ABB to debut the new motor at this year’s Nor-Shipping trade event ABB announced the launch of the AMXE Marine Motor, a next-generation electric propulsion solution engineered to withstand the tough conditions at sea, including continuous exposure to corrosive saltwater and powerful ocean...
How to digital twin the ocean

3 days ago | designworldonline.com | Mike Santora

Navigation and autonomous systems company Advanced Navigation recently collaborated with marine consultancy O2 Marine to reveal an explicit visual depiction of Hall Bank — a small, nearshore reef in Southwest Australia (32°S)[1], located well beyond the typical latitudinal range for coral reefs. Using Hydrus, a micro hovering autonomous underwater vehicle (AUV), the teams conducted a detailed survey of the reef, capturing geo-referenced high-resolution imagery and 4K video in parallel.
Materials science helps lighten the load for this space shuttle

3 days ago | designworldonline.com | Mike Santora

SABIC recently announced the company’s collaboration with Branch Technology to develop lightweight panels to restore the exterior of the Pathfinder, an early test article for the NASA space shuttle orbiter. Branch Technology used its cellular fabrication (C-Fab) process and SABIC’s advanced LNP THERMOCOMP compound to robotically 3D-print a matrix structure that forms the core of its BranchClad composite panels.
binder offers a broad portfolio of M12 panel mount connectors

3 days ago | designworldonline.com | Mike Santora

Compact, robust, and standardized connectivity solutions are critical components in automation systems, industrial communication networks, and drive technology. Panel mount connectors, in particular, must support a broad spectrum of mechanical and electrical requirements. binder, a recognized expert in industrial circular connectors, offers an extensive M12 panel mount connector portfolio tailored to these demanding applications.
New Spectrum AWGs support RF and microwave signal generation

3 days ago | designworldonline.com | Puja Mitra

Spectrum Instrumentation has introduced four new Arbitrary Waveform Generators (AWGs) designed for applications in radio frequency (RF) and microwave signal generation. The AWGs offer output rates up to 10 GS/s, 16-bit vertical resolution, and bandwidths up to 3.9 GHz. These products are intended for use in areas such as wireless communications, radar development, quantum research, and aerospace testing.
This new display knows the drill

4 days ago | designworldonline.com | Mike Santora

With ambitious renewable energy targets, Europe is undertaking a massive energy infrastructure overhaul. The EU aims to generate at least 42.5% of its energy from renewables by 2030, but some countries are aiming much higher. Germany is targeting 80% of its power from renewable sources by 2030 and 100% by 2035. The energy transition will require significant investments in both generation and transmission infrastructure.
What tools are available for calibrating sensors?

4 days ago | designworldonline.com | Jeff Shepard |Jeff Shepard

Tools used for calibrating sensors range from basic multimeters and multi-product calibrators to application-specific tools, like pressure calibrators, calibration baths, and infrared blackbody calibrators, depending on the type of sensor and the measurement requirements. As sensors get more sophisticated and precise, so do the tools used to calibrate them. Sensors require calibration to deliver consistent accuracy.
AutomationDirect adds Laumas load cells and accessories

6 days ago | designworldonline.com | Puja Mitra

AutomationDirect has added Laumas load cells, transmitters, and accessories for industrial weighing and force measurement. The FCAL series bending beam load cells are suitable for low- to mid-capacity systems. The CTL series supports both tension and compression with consistent linearity. The CBL series offers a low-profile option for compact spaces. Laumas load cell transmitters provide reliable signal conversion for precise monitoring and control.
FRABA Group responds to 2024 sales decline with investments and expansion plans

1 week ago | designworldonline.com | Puja Mitra

After a difficult market environment in 2024, the FRABA Group, a manufacturer of sensors for industrial motion control, is planning for future growth through investments in new technologies and business initiatives. The company reported a decrease in sales in 2024, with revenues declining from €46 million in 2023 to €43 million in 2024.