One aspect of consumer electronics that we all appreciate is how designers have worked to make things easier to use. It wasn’t that long ago when adding some peripheral device to a computer called for fiddling with drivers and configuration, whereas today many devices are plug and play.
Over the last few years, Emerson’s Micro Motion Coriolis flow meters saw important advances in measuring capabilities. This includes the new release of products such as Emerson’s Micro Motion 1600 Config I/O Coriolis Transmitter. Understanding what the new...
Over many years working with end users who are trying to solve challenging flow measurement problems, I’ve often suggested that a Coriolis mass flow meter is exactly the technology solution needed, but in some cases an alternative is preferred for a variety of...
Most of us know someone who carries a really old smartphone, or maybe just a cellphone. Some people do this deliberately as a statement, but others just can’t be bothered with doing an upgrade. Everybody doesn’t need the latest whiz-bang technology, but many truly...
Many antique collectors love “visible” gasoline pumps that were common roughly a century ago. They’re the tall ones with a large glass graduated cylinder at the top. When filling up, the station attendant would manually pump gasoline into the cylinder, and then allow...
In an H2 Tech magazine article, Emerson’s Seth Harris shows how to get the most from small-scale, residential green hydrogen production.
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