Ambitious amphibious arrives

Article Abstract:

UK based Gibbs Technologies has developed the world's first amphibious car, Aquada, that can work on land as well as water with speeds of fifty miles-per-hour on water and hundred miles-per-hour on land. It takes around six seconds for the car to be transformed on land as well as water and the car also has sensors to prevent the vehicle turning into the other mode when on water or land.

Product development, Innovations, Automobile industry, Gibbs Technologies

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Slim, lightweight encoder is flexible and low cost

Article Abstract:

A company Zettlex has developed a unique, compact design of position encoder that is based on a new electromagnetic resonance technology. This position encoder technology offers slim, lightweight, low cost position sensing in a variety of industrial and consumer product applications.

ELECTRONIC & OTHER ELECTRIC EQUIPMENT, Product information, Electrical equipment and supplies industry, Electric equipment industry, Electromagnetism

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Encoder technology steers safer designs

Article Abstract:

A robot fitted with high temperature and high power ring encoders enables engineers to produce safer cars with improved control. The robot is adept to various diverse inputs and the measurements recorded by it are accurate and reliable.

General services, Safety and security measures

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