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The latest innovative technologies and epic applications

Inspired by Bats, New Drones Use Ultrasonic Technology to Navigate

Using nature as a model, researchers decided to incorporate ultrasound sensors to enable tiny drones to navigate under difficult conditions.

Marble Grumpy Statue Sculpted with Robotic Precision and Traditional Stone Craftsmanship

The six-foot Grumpy statue now greeting golfers at hole No. 14 on Disney's Magnolia Golf Course didn't come from a mold or a foundry. It was carved from a solid block of natural Carrara marble using a new process developed by Disney Imagineering.

Countertop Growing System Uses Custom Plug-and-Play Motor

A home appliance company needed a custom solution to power the water and air pumps in an at-home "countertop garden" for microgreens.

Simulating Zero Gravity in Royal Caribbean International's New High-Tech Stage Performance

Astronaut Clayton C. Anderson informed the new show 'Flight,' which features the first-ever stage replica of the International Space Station.

Start with a Project Vision: How Cloward H2O Moves Customers from Concept to Creation

Welcome to our series on how companies solve customer challenges through creative innovation. We spoke with Cloward H2O about how they work with its customers through the design process while providing expert direction based on years of experience and expertise.

In the Search for Extraterrestrial Life, You Need Incredibly Sensitive Equipment

When designing and building satellites that will scan over a million stars in search of Earth-like planets and the potential for life, precision is key.

Tower Rides at Theme Parks Require Elevated Tech

Free-fall towers and vertical swings place extreme demands on equipment including high mechanical loads and wide temperature fluctuations. Here's how they achieve reliable and safe operation.