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The new material uses elastic instability to store energy that can be released upon exposure to heat.

The top 5 articles from the past week covered industrial robot trends, hot Control Engineering topics, MQTT and more.

System integrators are using edge computing platforms to create repeatable and protected automation and control architectures.

Regulations require data acquisition and sequence of events capabilities for critical alarm systems and many plant managers are struggling to find a cost-effective way of keeping up.

Robotics are becoming more important and manufacturers are recognizing their growing role in many different industries and applications.

Researchers have discovered a bilayer 2D crystalline material that is superconducting and ferroelectric, which could have a major impact on next-generation electronics and its capabilities.

In the automotive industry where many recalls have happened, the manufacturers want to understand which batch was a problem & which vendor has done this mistake.

Multivariable process control can help process engineers do more with the processes and systems already on the plant floor.

Industrial and government partners announced the creation of the Center for Heterogeneous Integration of Micro Electronic Systems (CHIMES).

The top 5 articles from the past week covered universal automation, MQTT benefits, SI Giants, control system management and more.