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Infrastructure
September 2020

Pipe Inspection in the Digital Age

In today’s hyper-connected world, information circulates instantaneously. Our homes have voice-activated assistants, our cars are equipped with backup cameras, our phones bring us the latest news live anywhere, anytime—in short, everything’s linked. So why still use an imprecise gauge to check pipe ovality? Isn’t it time to switch to a measuring device that gives you quick access to the reliable data you need?

Infrastructure
August 2020

Inspection of Concrete Structures: More Accurate Systems for Better Diagnosis

Global population growth has led to a rapid increase in the number and size of the world’s cities. On a global scale, the urban growth rate is estimated at 3% per year, with city populations increasing much faster than the population as a whole.

Manufacturing
July 2020

How to Measure Scattering Coating Thickness Effectively to Save on Resources and Energy

Ground vehicle bodies and aircraft fuselages require several coats of paint to ensure long years of rust- and perforation-free performance. Typically, the vehicle will receive a surface protection coating, then, a primer coat is applied before different basecoats (i.e. colors) and finally, a clearcoat.

Environment
July 2020

Creating Cost-Effective Dust Control Strategies

Mining processes and primary and secondary ore processing operations produce dust that remains in ambient air. Depending on the type of ore being extracted or processed, mining dust may contain particulates that are dangerous to human health.

Aerospace
June 2020

Prototyping Extreme Accuracy Optical Systems

In the aerospace and defense fields, there is an operational imperative to improve the resolution and coverage of air-to-ground and space-to-ground imaging systems. To meet this imperative, a requirement for high precision, environmentally stable imaging payloads that are both small and lightweight has emerged.

Manufacturing Life sciences Agri-food
June 2020

Green Innovations for Industry

Electronic devices are packed with printed circuits—the electronic equivalent of our nervous system. With the explosive development of the Internet of Things, we’ll soon be living in a world where we interact on a daily basis with over 50 billion connected objects of all kinds.

Environment
June 2020

Measuring Air Quality to Better Understand Its Impact

We’re all exposed to air pollution, and we’re all affected by air quality. There is no threshold below which pollution has no effect on humans, animals, or plants.

Agri-food Life sciences
June 2020

Controlling the Cold Chain: More Accessible and Less Expensive Than Ever

The online food delivery market continues to rise in popularity with consumers demanding fresh, locally grown produce be shipped to their home. However, how can companies ensure food remains fresh and safe for consumption?

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