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Date: 06 September 2008
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Transformed carbon nanotubes into conveyor belts

Location: Lawrence Berkeley National Laboratory ,California, United States

In a development that brings the promise of mass production to nanoscale devices, Lawrence Berkeley National Laboratory scientists have transformed carbon nanotubes into conveyor belts capable of ferrying atom-sized particles to microscopic...

Robots with ‘3D Vision’ may Enable Automated High-Speed Pick and Place Robotics Solutions for Packaging Application

Location: RTS Flexible Systems, United Kingdom

A PIONEERING 3D vision-based robot automation solution for product handling and end-of-line picking and packing, developed by leading systems integrator RTS Flexible Systems, is...

Routing Agents at the Nodes of an Automatic Baggage Conveyor System for Hub Airport

Location: Fraunhofer Institute for Material Flow and Logistics IML in Dortmund, Germany

Baggage conveyor systems at airports often carry up to 10,000 items of baggage per hour. Nevertheless, the cases have to be loaded onto the right airliner at the right time. Intelligent ‘routing agents’ steer the baggage ...

MIT Researchers Developed Micropumps Fluid Conveyor Belt May Enable Portable Biomedical Lab-on-a-Chip Devices

Location: Massachusetts Institute of Technology, United States

Employing a novel three-dimensional alternating-current electro-osmotic (3D ACEO) pump, a group of MIT researchers led by Prof. Martin Z. Bazant may have just taken a...

Determination of Transportable Moisture Limit of Bulk Cargoes, Known as Flow Moisture Point

Location: Tamaki URA Institute of Industrial Science, University of Tokyo, Japan

When solid bulk cargoes, such as concentrates and coals, contain high moisture and are subjected to cyclic forces, pore water pressure successively rises resulting in abrupt loss of shear strength. To minimize the risk of...

Berkeley Scientists Moved Carbon Nanotubes into Conveyor Belts Capable of Ferrying Atom-Sized Particles to Microscopic Worksites

Location: Lawrence Berkeley National Laboratory, U.S. Department of Energy, United States

In a development that brings the promise of mass production to nanoscale devices, Lawrence Berkeley National Laboratory scientists have transformed carbon nanotubes into...

BEUMER Developed Innovative Conveyor Technology that Needs Only a Fraction of the Energy

Location: BEUMER Group, Germany

In many years of research work the BEUMER Group developed high-capacity belt and chain bucket elevators that need only a fraction of the energy when compared with...

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