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E&T
SEPTEMBER 4, 2023
Tom Lancaster, land analyst at the ECIU, said: “There has never been a cheaper form of energy than solar, and putting even more barriers in place to its roll-out will cost the public dear, whilst locking in dependence on imported gas. Today, it is less than $0.50 (£0.40) per watt – a 98 per cent reduction in cost over just four decades.
Frost & Sullivan Manufacturing
JUNE 7, 2022
These outbreaks often affect populations of all ages while placing a significant economic burden on the government and industry as it results in product recalls and the need for significant source tracing. Federal agencies across the globe have laid down policies and guidelines for ensuring food safety throughout the supply chain.
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E&T
AUGUST 21, 2022
A vital part of modern manufacturing, sulphuric acid is required for the production of phosphorus fertilisers that help feed the world, and for extracting rare metals from ores essential to the rapidly required green economy transition, like cobalt and nickel used in high-performance Li-ion batteries. per cent.
Robotics Business Review
SEPTEMBER 25, 2024
Source: Flexiv The result of increasingly adaptive robots may soon be no farther than your next meal. Flexiv yesterday said its Rizon 4 robot is part of a new food-processing application. They use force control to apply the precise amount of pressure needed to form the fillets without causing damage.
i4.0 today
APRIL 25, 2023
The core hardware module is the Mech-Eye industrial camera, which has integrated light sources, sensors and processing. Delegates will be able to see Mech Mind’s AI+3D vision tech in action at the Machine Vision Conference (MVC) , where it will form the backbone of a robot cell for picking multiple SKUs from a bin. Today Magazine.
AU Manufacturing
MAY 12, 2023
The Perdaman facility will convert natural gas from Woodside’s Scarborough Gas Project into urea, a form of fertiliser used in food production, to create 2.3 million tonnes of it yearly.
E&T
DECEMBER 5, 2022
Developed by researchers at McMaster University, the spray makes use of bacteriophages – harmless viruses that eat bacteria – which link together and form microscopic beads. Those beads can then be applied to food and other materials to rid them of harmful pathogens such as E. It has already been shown to eliminate E.
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