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Design Shortlist Design Software Bearings/Linear Systems Design Services/RPD Electrical/Electronic Comps Fastening/Joining Hydraulics/Pneumatics Materials Mechanical Components Motion Control/Automation Power Transmission Sensors Test & Measurement Production Engineering Electronics Design Computer Systems Plant & Manufacturing News Reference Library Bearings Design / RPD services Design Components / Materials Design Software Electrical/Electronic Comps Factory Equipment/Supplies Fastening / Joining Hydraulics / Pneumatics Industry Sectors Industry Issues Mechanical Components Motion Control / Automation Power Transmission Technology Spotlight Events Jobs Rest & Relaxation Advertiser Services Direct Marketing services How to Advertise Media Pack	Reference Library     Reference Library > Motion Control Automation Eureka's Reference Library provides editorial features.   Filter:  --- All Items --- Automation Equipment Computer Operated Control Systems Electric Actuators Electric Motor Components and Attachments Electric Motor Drives Circuits and Controls Electric Motors Generators Motor Starting Equipment Sensors Servo Motors Special Motors Stepper Motors Transducers   Showing 1 to 25 out of 361 results Time is critical Delegates at Eureka’s ‘Automation for the Future’ Design Day heard how a huge animatronic figure was created in eight weeks – and how a full electric drive system could be sized in three minutes  19/08/2008  Toughing it out Tom Shelley reports on linear and rotary position encoders that are immune to shock and magnetic interference  14/07/2008  Bearing fruit A low-cost vibration analyser, and several other new tools , are proving particularly good at picking up bearing damage and helping identify other faults. Tom Shelley reports  14/07/2008  Sharp eye on the money Tom Shelley heads for Lancashire to look at bank note and coin recognition techniques that might well add the golden touch to many automated tasks  13/07/2008  Programmable chips make agile controllers Tom Shelley reports on an innovation that makes machine controllers faster to respond – and easier to fix  13/07/2008  Energy researchers look to a bright future Whether it is paint that converts sunlight to energy, or new ways of printing circuits onto plastic film, new research promises to make solar energy cheaper. Lou Reade reports  19/06/2008  Robot footballers could be the next Ronaldo! Tom Shelley reports on some of the free-moving autonomous robots at this year’s Hanover Fair  19/06/2008  The magic touch Tom Shelley reports on why ‘feeling’ robots could outperform those solely dependent on vision systems  23/05/2008  Film feels the pressure to change colour A colour-changing film offers a fast way of assessing pressure variation between surfaces, and could be cheaper than electronic sensors. Lou Reade reports  23/05/2008  Blue-sky thinking is a high flier Tom Shelley reports on the development that’s sparked an all-electric aeroplane  23/05/2008  Shaking up the status quo A new medical product has been brought rapidly to market that should greatly benefit patients both in developing and developed countries. Tom Shelley reports  10/04/2008  Linear progression Astronomy and electronics are two beneficiaries of cutting edge linear motion technology. Lou Reade reports from the Linear Motion Masterclass  10/04/2008  Sound investment Linear slides sit at the heart of machine that makes products with a musical heritage. Julie Bieles reports  10/04/2008  Socket set up for real wave power A 20MW facility is being constructed off the Cornish coast to allow the full scale testing of up to four different wave power machines  09/04/2008  Cheaper motors offer higher efficiency A range of motors could be made more efficiently – and more cheaply – thanks to a new magnetic material. Lou Reade reports  09/04/2008  Displays on contact lenses Electronic displays built into contact lenses could in a few years be providing head up capabilities to both soldiers and motorists  13/03/2008  Information drive Tom Shelley goes through the highlights of the free seminar programme at the forthcoming Drives and Controls show in April  13/03/2008  Meter makes a big noise Tom Shelley reports on a step forward in noise measurement that not only reduces work, but also means problems get pinpointed quickly  13/03/2008  Drive forward gathers momentum Tom Shelley reports on the latest steps forward in integrated motor drive and control systems  09/02/2008  In a line Delegates at next month's Linear Motion Masterclass will learn about emerging technologies and key techniques from experts in the field. Lou Reade reports  08/02/2008  Help at hand Accelerometers are at the heart of a medical implant that improves mobility for stroke sufferers. Lou Reade reports  08/02/2008  Shows line up their star attractions What can visitors expect to find at the 2008 MTEC and Machine Building shows  28/01/2008  Poetry in motion A linear motor that allows movement in two axes could pave the way for lighter, more controllable precision motion systems. Jonathan Ward reports  28/01/2008  Data worth digesting A new development could allow patients with ulcers and digestive troubles to avoid very unpleasant procedures. Tom Shelley reports  17/12/2007  Going with the flow A standard electric motor and a pair of pressure sensors form the basis of an improved flowmeter. Lou Reade reports  17/12/2007    Showing 1 to 25 out of 361 results	Upcoming Events       Sponsored Links     Manufacturing Trends Report. Download the latest 2008 Manufacturing Trends report published by Benchmark Research.

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