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Fused deposition modeling is a 3D printing technology that has been explored for several industrial applications over the past few years. Writing in SN Applied Sciences, a team of researchers has presented a trial to convert a polymer fused deposition modeling 3D printer to print clay materials for ceramic devices.

This article considers the use of artificial intelligence to help security professionals protect IoT systems.

India, home to millions of the world’s poorest, should be worried and better prepared

9th June 2021 9:34 am 9th June 2021 9:34 am Researchers in Australia have developed WomBot, a robot that can be used to explore and study environmental conditions within wombat burrows. Image by Vic M from Pixabay The team hopes to provide a solution for reducing the spread of sarcoptic mange, a serious disease that affects wombats due to parasitic mites. The mites are thought to be transmitted when wombats move every four to ten days to occupy a different burrow. Published in the journal ...

A three-year research project looked at the materials in four works from the same period to explain their differing conditions

Credit: Getty Images A fleet of drone vessels that autonomously scans the seafloor using multi-beam sonars, or aerial platforms bouncing sonar signals off submerged objects might contribute to a greater understanding of what lies beneath, but an armada of rays equipped with ultrasonic hardware could be enlisted to fortify the effort. "Electric rays and stingrays are benthic animals, meaning that they spend most of their time swimming around the ocean floor in deep places," explains lead study a...

Stingrays demonstrate mapping potential as they skim the seafloor Riken While were pretty well across the topography of the Earths surface, understanding that of the ocean floor is a whole other ball game. It is said that we know more about the surface of Mars than the seafloor, and scientists are developing all sorts of technologies to help us fill in the blanks. Among them is a new technique that uses deep-dwelling rays to survey the seabed for us, and possibly even power the required...