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Do Woodpeckers Have Shock Absorbers? Mikrotron Cameras Help Disprove Scientific Theory
The skull of a woodpecker has long been thought to serve as a shock absorber that minimizes the harmful deceleration on its brain while pecking hard woods. Researchers at the University of Antwerp, Belgium recently used a Mikrotron EoSens TS3 camera to challenge this hypothesis. -
Digi-Key Electronics Announces 2022 Back2School Prize Draw
Digi-Key Electronics has opened its highly-anticipated annual Back2School Prize Draw sweepstakes, which gives college students an opportunity to win prizes that empower them to use real-world engineering tools and resources. -
International Robot Safety Conference Returns In-Person
The conference and trade show will run Sept. 27-29 in Columbus, Ohio. -
Okuma America Corporation Launches Next-Generation ECO-Friendly Technology at IMTS 2022
The executive leadership team at Okuma America Corporation is pleased to announce the release of a next-generation energy management and optimization technology designed exclusively for Okuma CNC (computer numeric control) machine tools. -
Industry 5.0: Hype or Unprecedented Chance for Collaborative Robots?
Whilst historically cobots have not been as popular as industrial robots, in recent years, several drivers have been proposed to accelerate the adoption of cobots, including industry 5.0, smart factory proposals by large automotive manufacturers and increasing demand for production reshoring.





