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Content posted in February 2010
Telemedicine Brings Low-Cost Medical Care to Africa
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Penn State students minimize the hardware and move as much as possible into the software
Electronic Innovation Spearheads Medical Imaging Revolution
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Analog front ends and DSPs enable development of smaller, less-costly imaging systems
I've Got an App for That
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We need to get past the "gadget" phase of new technologies
Bioplastics Eye the Sun
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New plastics for solar cells are made from castor oil, cellulose and corn
Tracking the Sun
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A look at how solar trackers are exploiting motion control and automation technology to boost energy production
The Game is Afoot
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MRAPs Present Challenges
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Fast prototyping and low volume manufacturing get vehicles to war zones quickly
Looking beyond STEM
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Engineers must lead in innovation, but STEM is only part of the solution
Selecting A Motor and Drive Architecture
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Tips for choosing between a traditional servo system and integrated motor/drive approach
Engineers Follow Separate Tracks to Military Robot Designs
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Five robotics companies share their development tips and tricks
Tracking the Sun
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A look at how solar trackers are exploiting motion control and automation technology to boost energy production
EADS' PHENIX Project Takes Off
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Standard PLM tools and processes across all global units will help EADS promote a highly integrated systems approach to mechatronics product development




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