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First Humanoid US Robot Factory Can Create 10,000 Robots A Year

SALEM, Ore. - Imagine a factory that can make humanoid robots that can walk, run, and work like us. Sounds like a sci-fi movie, right? Well, it’s not. It’s RoboFab, and it’s opening soon here in the U.S. RoboFab is a manufacturing facility in Salem, Oregon, that is set to open later this year. It is

By |2023-10-30T09:31:35-04:00October 30th, 2023|Fourth Industrial Revolution, Industry 4.0|

New Study Reveals Health Risks Of Fungi In Cannabis Products

NEW YORK - A new study has revealed that cannabis, even when used for medical purposes, could pose a severe health risk for some consumers due to harmful fungi infecting the plants. The study, published in the journal Frontiers in Microbiology, was conducted by a team of researchers from the University of Tennessee Institute of Agriculture,

By |2023-10-30T09:31:48-04:00October 30th, 2023|Marijuana Business, News|

The Art of Reliable Switching: Contactors In Advanced System Controls

The Rise of Contactors in Modern Industry In today's era of rapid industrial advancement, the success of any complex electrical system largely rests on its switching mechanisms. The contractor is an essential component that ensures efficient and safe electrical operations. A closer look at contactors reveals their critical role in managing high-power circuits, particularly in

By |2023-10-30T08:08:04-04:00October 30th, 2023|Guest Columns|

U-M Neuroscientist Wins Nation’s Highest Science Honor

ANN ARBOR - How do we think? That question has fascinated Huda Akil since growing up in her home in Damascus, Syria. The longtime University of Michigan neuroscientist first learned to think through her parents, she said. There was no limit to the questions she could ask them, which she said piqued her curiosity. “They

By |2023-10-29T14:09:28-04:00October 29th, 2023|Life Sciences, Life Sciences/Biotech, Science|

SkillFusion To Address EV Charger Reliability With Certified Skilled Workers

DETROIT — As the electric vehicle market surges, reliable charging infrastructure is more critical than ever. Enter  SkillFusion, a customer success platform for electric vehicle service equipment operations and maintenance providers. The new company launched Oct. 25. SkillFusion’s approach provides charger-agnostic skill enhancement and certification, creating a proprietary database of certified workers available to service

By |2023-10-31T15:49:38-04:00October 29th, 2023|Auto Tech, Entrepreneurs, Featured|

New Analysis Of 200 Foot Glowing Orange Object As UFO

A giant UFO pictured over Chile in 2010 has been described as genuinely unidentified by alien hunters. The image appeared to show a glowing orange object hidden behind the clouds and was taken by a family picnicking in the Andes Mountains. The National Aviation Reporting Center on Anomalous Phenomena (NARCAP) investigated the sighting the same year,

By |2023-10-29T13:26:16-04:00October 29th, 2023|Guest Columns|

Former Ford CEO Has Blunt Warning For Electric Vehicle Industry

DETROIT - The strike against Ford  may be over, but the company's electric vehicle woes are far from solved. The entire auto industry, grappling with steadily softening EV demand over cost and existential infrastructure challenges, is beginning to pull back its efforts to grow the sector. Tesla, of course, is dealing with falling sales figures and gross

By |2023-10-29T14:07:48-04:00October 29th, 2023|Auto Tech, Featured|

Pentagon More Than 270 UFO Sightings Reported Over 8 Months

WASHINGTON DC - More than 270 reports of unidentified anomalous phenomena, known as UAPs or UFOs, were made to the U.S. government in a recent eight-month period, the Department of Defense said in a Tuesday report to Congress. Chris Impey astronomy professor at the University of Arizona, joins CBS News to unpack the findings. To

By |2023-10-29T11:40:46-04:00October 29th, 2023|News|

Michigan Senate Narrowly Passes Clean Energy Legislation

LANSING — The Michigan Senate voted Thursday to require that all of the state’s energy come from sources that do not emit climate warming gases by 2040. On Thursday, Oct. 26, the Democratic-controlled Senate narrowly approved a bill package that would mandate a stepped increase in Michigan’s renewable power standard over the next seventeen years