In the last few years, the food processing industry has seen a major change in its operations. Their factory and warehouse employees are now equipped with exoskeletons. This adoption makes a lot of sense as they spend most of the day working on their feet, lifting and moving heavy objects or performing repetitive, overhead tasks. …
Exoskeletons in the Food Processing and Logistics Sector Read More »
The $7.4 trillion oil and gas industry is integral to the global economy, especially for nations where petroleum is the primary export. These nations depend on an extensive network of pipelines to transport the liquid petroleum and its by-products. Although pipelines are considered the fastest and safest mode of transportation for petroleum, they are not …
IoT-based Pipeline Monitoring in the O&G Industry Read More »
Drones, also known as Unmanned Aerial Vehicles or UAVs, have been around since before WWII. Like almost every technological advancement over the centuries, the drones were developed by the defense industry for its needs. However, the last decade has seen an increasing demand for drones for non-defense activities like delivering packages, filmmaking, surveying, etc. One …
Application of Drones in Grid Inspection and Monitoring Read More »
For over a century now, the biggest concern that remains for motorists is the theft of their vehicles. This concern is reaching soaring heights for the emerging automotive and connected cars market. Auto-thefts no longer require a person to pick locks or be physically present to steal a car. The cars that are becoming a …
https://stock.adobe.com/images/yellow-flying-taxi-against-the-sky-city-electric-transport-drone-car-with-propellers-clean-air-fast-ride-mixed-media-copy-space/345250754?prev_url=detail The evolving trends in the technology industry are suggesting a paradigm shift towards smart cognitive cities. While the integration of technologies in the infrastructure solves some of the crucial challenges, another vital factor that needs to be addressed at the soonest is traffic congestion. Due to increased population and vehicles, many citizens face the …
Current and Future of Urban Air Mobility Solutions Read More »
Robotics is now the fastest-growing engineering discipline, with significant applications in the industrial sector. With technological advancements being made every day and the pandemic serving as a catalyst, the world is rapidly progressing towards automation and reducing human participation in jobs. There has been a rising trend of robots being used for everything, from loading …
Crawler robots for inline inspection of oil & gas pipelines Read More »
A balance of supply and demand of electricity is essential to keep the grid supply running. With the advent of small-scale energy production units, especially renewable power and intermittent power supplies like solar and wind power systems, compressed air energy storage (CAES) systems are brought into the limelight to balance supply and demand in the …
Compressed air energy storage (CAES) – Current state and future directions Read More »
https://stock.adobe.com/images/web-technology-concept-of-smart-contract-crypto-currency-block-chain-computing-algorithm-agreement/421365540?prev_url=detail Blockchain is expected to become one of the most important and indispensable technologies for the automotive industry throughout the world. With its unmatched features offering security, traceability and transparency of information and transactions, blockchain has utmost potential to strengthen the automotive supply chain process. In this respect, leading car makers are experimenting with the …
Cobalt Supply Tracking using Blockchain in Automotive Industry Read More »
Over the past decade, owing to challenges posed by climate change there has been an urgent global pursuit to a form of energy system in which energy production, transmission, distribution and consumption can all take place in a more sustainable manner. One such mechanism that enables all these processes to take place at a single …
The logistics industry is a lucrative industry along with being an essential part of the supply chain of several daily life products and raw materials. The industry has become saturated in recent times, and inefficient practices coupled with human errors in shipments and labels have resulted in significant losses for logistics companies. According to an …
