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The soft flexible device bends and stretches with the body, without the need for bulky, rigid hardware
Medical & healthcare

Wraparound implant relieves pain on demand

Software

AI system that mimics human gaze could detect cancer

Dr. Otto Preiss (left) and Armin Fürderer (second from left). Stefan Höller (right), Hoeller Electrolyzer company founder and head of development, and Matthias Kramer (second from right) joint head of Hoeller Electrolyzer
Energy & environment

Rolls-Royce enters hydrogen production market

Pritzker Molecular Engineering Professor Y. Shirley Meng (left) and her team, including PhD student Yijie Yin (right), demonstrate how liquified gas electrolytes are not only safer but promise more sustainable operation
Batteries

Liquefied gas electrolytes point to safer batteries with high-energy

Automotive

Extra eye movements could improve self-driving cars

Manufacturing

Smart factory cyberattacks expected to increase, report shows

Automotive

Red Bull Advanced Technologies reveals details of RB17 hypercar

Manufacturing

Steel safeguarding poses threat to manufacturing jobs

Energy & environment

UK set to miss decarbonised energy targets at current annual build rate

Proof-of-concept rendering (left) and photo (right) of the prototype of the new microfluidics-enabled soft robotic prosthesis for lower limb amputees
Medical & healthcare

Microfluidic-based soft robotic prosthetics promise relief for amputees

Manufacturing

Renishaw to invest £50m at Miskin site

Rail & marine

Wireless sensors to keep high-speed rail fleet on the tracks