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A team at Carnegie Mellon has developed a new way of making collapsible devices based on curved, telescoping parts.
Researchers at the Southwest Research Institute now are tackling the challenge of 3D-printing nonbiological parts that mimic the actual physical properties of human tissue.
Evaporation is an overlooked source of alternative energy that, with the right technology, could become more plentiful and reliable than solar or wind.
It’s no mean feat to take a product from development to commercialization.
Four E-Fest locations across the globe will be announced in 2018. Time to get excited!
ME Magazine editors have examined ASME’s core technological focuses—bioengineering, automation and robotics, manufacturing, pressure technology, and clean energy—and selected one innovation from each that has successfully moved from the lab to commercialization.
December 04, 2017
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A new industrial 3D-printing extruder technology is set to take additive manufacturing of large parts, machine tools and molds to the next level.
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Submit your research and contribute to the continuing conversation on advancements in gas and wind turbine technology. Submission of abstracts are due January 8, 2018 to the webtool located on the TE 2018 website.
December 11, 2017
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ASME has a wealth of resources for members working in all areas of engineering technology, including these hot topics.
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NASA, the US Navy, and the EU are developing a new class of smart coatings to protect against corrosion and prolong the life of power projects.
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The ASME International Mechanical Engineering Education Leadership Summit brings together university, industry, and government leaders to discuss current issues in engineering education and research and to sharing latest business, management and curricular practices.
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