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Specifying a linear actuator: Three key factors

02/02/2029

Linear motion systems are business critical across an extensive range of industries – virtually anywhere that requires loads to be cost effectively moved in a straight line, safely, securely and precisely. These systems have improved automation whilst simultaneously lowering production costs, making them invaluable.

MakerBot 3D printers used for AI-assisted lunar rover for NASA

02/02/2029

Lockheed Martin Space uses METHOD X to create parts for the lunar rover project, enabling the engineers to design, develop, and test autonomous systems and processes.

Robofacturing an affordable world

02/02/2029

The trend of mass-customisation of high-quality products is increasing fast. As customers demand more frequent customisations of designs, manufacturers are forced to adapt production lines much quicker than originally planned.

The signs your springs are about to fail

02/02/2029

As the Metallurgical Analyst for the Institute of Spring Technology (IST), Matthew Bridson analyses corrosion-related spring failures on a daily basis. This article aims to help you understand the signs of corrosion, why it occurs, and prevention methods.

Simulating athletes’ performance under extreme conditions

02/02/2029

The biggest challenge that high-performance athletes faced this year at the Tokyo Olympic Games was the record heat and humidity levels. Hexagon used its latest multifaceted computer modelling to understand and predict the situation.

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Specifying a linear actuator: Three key factors

MakerBot 3D printers used for AI-assisted lunar rover for NASA

Robofacturing an affordable world

The signs your springs are about to fail

Simulating athletes’ performance under extreme conditions