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The miniature EC 9.2 Flat motor from Maxon is claimed to offer exceptionally high torque for its diameter thanks to the use of an external rotor design
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Simulation Modeling Suite 7.0 from Simmetrix benefits from advanced modelling functionality for fracture mechanics and the study of crack propagation
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NSK Ltd claims a 50–65 per cent improvement in frictional loss compared with conventional bearings
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Widest ever bridge style co-ordinate measuring machine (CMM) ever manufactured; measurement volume of 6m x 6m x 3m
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The heart of the travel recorder is a 2 MegaPixel CMOS sensor in 1/4 format, combined with a 180° lens in order to record what happens across the entire width of the road
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Wireless temperature sensor that can measure body temperature to within a thousandth of a degree, compared with current solutions typically with a precision of a tenth of a degree
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Cryptographic battery authentication chip protects mobile-phones, cameras, portable power tools
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There is an underwater vehicle flavour to Jeremy Cresswell's look at what's fresh on the hydrographic front, notably a new type of hybrid robot vehicle for deepsea survey and a semi-submersible vehicle designed to replace small survey monohulls
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Tom Hiller reports on how wide swath bathymetric sonars are being used for regular hydrographic port surveys
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Carl-Marcus Remén reports on a new generation of autonomous underwater vehicles in the international oil and gas market.
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Long subsea pipelines need a safe and stable route to shore. Pat Fournier, Senior Geophysicist with Australia's Neptune Marine Services, explains the need for good quality survey data from beneath the seabed
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Life in the controlled source electromagnetic survey camp remains challenging, reports Jeremy Cresswell.
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Dr Neil Grosse looks at how the financial crisis that has impacted all areas of the global economy, not least the seismic and hydrographic industry.
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'Coil shooting' is a new single-vessel method for acquiring seismic data over a wide range of azimuths to improve imaging of complex geology. Jeremy Cresswell reports.
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Responsible exploration of new frontiers is made possible with the latest maritime advances. Christian Fenwick reports
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Richard Shaw discusses the dangers posed by incorrectly cleated cables.
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Tony George presents a comparison of data collected with the first and second generation autonomous underwater vehicles
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The demand for computational tools to underpin the 3D seismic interpretation process has never been more apparent. Jeremy Cresswell reports
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Peter Copley discusses best practice in exploration and production data management
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