In this episode, we explore how researchers at Harvard developed an AI-powered wearable system that uses inexpensive motion sensors to estimate running forces that previously required specialized biomechanics labs.
In this episode, we explore how researchers at Harvard developed an AI-powered wearable system that uses inexpensive motion sensors to estimate running forces that previously required specialized biomechanics labs.
Discover how Parasoft helps engineering teams unify verification, automate compliance reporting, and accelerate testing using the tools they already trust.
In this episode, Oscar Lovera, COO International at Xometry, explains how AI and digital marketplaces are simplifying custom manufacturing, making it as easy as booking travel online while connecting engineers with manufacturers worldwide.
Explore how additive manufacturing is transforming automotive engineering with lightweight components, advanced materials, digital inventories, and design freedom for next-generation vehicles.
Discover how miniaturized automotive connectors enable high-speed data, power delivery, and compact wiring harnesses as vehicles add more sensors, ECUs, and ADAS systems.
Most IoT deployments don't fail because the hardware breaks. They fail because of decisions made in a conference room, about connectivity, security, and architecture, that nobody revisits until the damage is done.
In this episode, we explore how researchers at Harvard developed an AI-powered wearable system that uses inexpensive motion sensors to estimate running forces that previously required specialized biomechanics labs.
Discover how Parasoft helps engineering teams unify verification, automate compliance reporting, and accelerate testing using the tools they already trust.
In this episode, Oscar Lovera, COO International at Xometry, explains how AI and digital marketplaces are simplifying custom manufacturing, making it as easy as booking travel online while connecting engineers with manufacturers worldwide.
A Schmitt trigger is a comparator circuit with built-in hysteresis that uses two switching thresholds to eliminate noise and ensure stable output transitions. It is widely used for signal conditioning, waveform shaping, and robust digital and analog circuit design.
SHINING 3D Metrology Day 2026 united manufacturers, engineers, and industry experts across four global events to showcase advanced 3D metrology solutions, practical applications, and digital inspection workflows that improve quality, efficiency, and innovation in modern manufacturing.
Discover how Okyena Collective uses the EinScan Libre to preserve cultural heritage through high-precision 3D scanning. By creating digital archives of museum artifacts, the team expands access to cultural collections while supporting long-term preservation and education.
A Spanish propeller repair specialist boosted inspection efficiency by nearly 20% with the FreeScan Combo Series. By scanning large propellers in place, METALNOX eliminated the need to move heavy components, simplifying workflows and reducing inspection time.
In mining, equipment reliability drives productivity and profitability. By adopting SHINING 3D's FreeScan Trak Nova, Chile-based Talleres Artificio accelerated inspections, improved measurement accuracy, and streamlined maintenance and engineering decisions to help reduce costly downtime.
When evaluating a 3D scanner, many users focus on specifications such as frame rate, resolution, or field of view. While these parameters are important, they do not tell the whole story.