From Fighting Terrorism to Converting Plastic Into Jet Fuel
3D laser scanning services have many benefits. Here’s what’s new this week.
1. Reveal of The Compact Modular Reactor
Earlier this week, a UK-based group chaired by Rolls Royce shared its intention to deal with nuclear energy soon. A couple of items were agreed upon and among them was the directory to set up a new nuclear power plant. In addition, the logistics of structuring more SMRs all over the country to pay a regular contribution to results compliant with their goals were discussed.
2. An Easy Hydrogen Engine Could Outdo Fuel Cells
At the start of the week, Aquarius Engines, an Israeli-based firm, launched its sole piston hydrogen engine. It reassured the public that their new invention would be very cost-effective in terms of hydrogen cells, which was attributed to the fact that the 10 kg engine had a single moving part, rendering it low maintenance.
3. Science Museum Exposition Raises Attention
On May 19, a new technology of science museum fair came to light, which focused on carbon capture and CCUS technology. The main reason for the existence of this technology was to come up with models on how to deal with constant climatic fluctuations. Klaus Lackner’s mechanical tree was also featured at the event. It worked by filtering carbon dioxide, thus keeping a clean environment.
4. 3D Scanning Services in Nuclear Detections Against Terrorism
In Sweden, the KTH Royal Institute of technology developed neutron gamma emission tomography, which helped in countering technology. The system could scan and detect small nuclear materials. This was according to its developers. Moreover, 3D scanning services have played a big role in creating pictures of neutron and gamma-ray emissions.
5. Projections for Small and Mid-Sized Producers
The southwest manufacturing advisory and manufacturing growth program recently surveyed small and mid-sized companies, and it established that more new staff recruitment was projected. This has been accredited to the recent rise in the company’s sales volume, making their circumstances emulate that of a pre-pandemic state.
6. Help from 3D In Print Exoskeleton for Disabled Children
The invention of the 3D printing exoskeleton has extended great help to children with disabilities. With the help of a laser scan, the mobility of these children has been amplified due to the support they get on their upper bodies from this exoskeleton. In addition, astronauts have benefited from this body as they have acquired muscular support.
7. Jet Demonstrations
Before 2027 comes to an end, a sixth-generation combatant jet will be launched as a way of preparedness to deal with future combats. Swimming drones will be part of the entire process, which Spain, Germany, and France are engineering.
8. Conversion of Plastic into Jet Fuel
A new effective technique has been discovered and now it’s being embraced all over. The conversion of plastic into jet fuel has been on the rise as plenty of users have proven cost-effective.
9. Floating Wind Turbines Planned Off the Cornish Coast
Hexicon is expected to place its twin turbines floating platforms which are being predicted to be in operation by 2025.
10. Volvo Shares Self-sufficient Vehicle Research Information
Volvo has recently disclosed recent data that could help bring more development to vehicle manufacturers.
