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S-Oil’s Shaheen Project targets 3.2 million tons at commercial launch
S-Oil is investing 9 trillion won in a crude-to-chemicals facility in Ulsan.
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3D printing, robotics, machine tools, new processes: making things faster, closer, differently.
S-Oil is investing 9 trillion won in a crude-to-chemicals facility in Ulsan.
Two humanoid robots played a full 11-point match without remote control.
The hydrogel kept detecting movement after 168 hours at -13°F.
Moxi 2.0 is rolling out to health systems across the U.S.
Generalist turns human demonstrations into policies for different collaborative robot arms.
A pneumatic piston helps lower engine speed during low-effort driving.
EPFL prototypes use sound-driven cavities to create thrust without motors, batteries, or electronics.
DEEP Robotics is testing robots that enter hazardous areas before emergency crews.
Buckley Conversions built a prototype interior almost entirely with large-format 3D printing.
Haddy has produced the uncrewed TF-179 vessel using large-format robotic 3D printing.
A containerized factory printed more than 1,000 parts during a two-week naval transit.
A titanium latch replaces a failure-prone polymer part on Airbus roller shutters.
Onshape’s new AI tool helps engineers create FeatureScript CAD features without writing code.
A process makes it possible to reuse the same supports for four prints.
BioflexBot uses a spring, shell and compressed air to perform four core hand motions.
- A 3D-printed suit allows cockroaches to remain active underwater for up to three hours.
Fraunhofer IDMT has built a system that detects and locates drones by their sound.