The digital microscope uses AI algorithms to analyse samples of silkworms and cocoons, identifying early signs of infection or abnormalities that may not be visible to human eye.

The global non-disruptive testing and inspection market size was US$ 8.5 billion in 2021. The global non-disruptive testing and inspection market is forecast to grow to US$ 14.8 billion by 2030, ...

Selkirk LABS specialises in crafting pickleball paddles, employing advanced testing methods typically found in aerospace ...

Tomatoes are an important vegetable crop worldwide, but their picking operations have long relied on manual labor, facing problems such as high labor intensity, high costs, and easy fruit damage. In ...

Anton Paar’s Lyza series FTIR spectrometers provide a rapid, reliable, and non-destructive solution for quality control across the entire workflow. The permanently aligned interferometer ...

IIT-Madras receives ₹5 crore ANRF grant to enhance ultrasonic testing using innovative metamaterials for improved defect ...

Physicists at the University of Oxford have contributed to a new study which has found that iron-rich asteroids can tolerate ...

University of Birmingham and BAM extend research MoU - focused on chemistry and materials, energy, AM, and environmental and life sciences.

The National Transportation Safety Board has zeroed in on a single failed component that turned a routine cargo run into a ...

The special issue aims to bring together high-quality research that demonstrates the transformative role of Artificial Intelligence and Machine Learning ...

The University of Southern Queensland has won the JEC 2026 Innovation Award in the Digital, AI and Data category for its work ...

One extra zero added to a bank check can mean the difference between losing $100 and losing $1,000. In many cases, such alterations are nearly impossible to detect with the naked eye, especially when ...