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GMI Solutions - this week in the news
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Women burn fat more slowly than men, by a rate of about 50 calories a day. Most men have a much easier time burning fat than women. Women, because of their reproductive role, generally require a higher basic body fat proportion than men, and as a result their bodies don't get rid of excess fat at the same rate as men. |
| Are We Ready For Digital Manufacturing?
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The Internet Of Things and the Day the Internet Died ... Almost
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Huntsville-Developed NASA Hardware Revolutionizes Earthquake-Stabilizing Technology
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When Mobile Tech Becomes Medical Device
Health care, clinical trials, and technology are advancing at a record pace, and nowhere is it more evident than in the development and use of mobile health (mHealth) technologies. This is not lost on the media, with the amount of time and attention being put into the assessment and reporting on availability and accuracy of some devices.
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Microscopic 'Nanobottles' Offer Blueprint For Enhanced Biological Imaging
A pan-European team of researchers involving the University of Oxford has developed a new technique to provide cellular 'blueprints' that could help scientists interpret the results of X-ray fluorescence (XRF) mapping. XRF imaging is used for a wide range of elemental analyses and has a number of medicine-based potential applications, including tracking and understanding diseases such as Alzheimer's, and the evaluation of heavy metal poisoning.
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Virginia Tech Engineers Develop New Process For Creating Micro- And Nanostructures On 3-D Materials
A process for creating micro- and nanostructures on 3-D objects holds great promise to usher in new nano-enabled applications in advanced materials and biotechnology. The work, published in the journal Nanoscale in July, drastically reduces costs while speeding the production process by four to six orders of magnitude, compared to current state of the art techniques...
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Warehouse Automation:
Five Emerging Trends
Shopping for products has never been easier for today's consumer. With the touch of a button, customers can add and remove items from their virtual shopping cart and expect it to show up on their doorstep just a few business days later. Because of this, manufacturers need rapid fulfillment to keep up with technology advancements and customer demands. They can better streamline operations by automating their distribution centers and warehouses.
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"Happiness is when what you think, what you say, and what you do are in harmony."
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21 Baking Mistakes You're Probably Making
For a tender and flaky pie crust, use a lard recipe.
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Take Comfort in These (Healthier) American Classics on Election Day
Blue or red, left or right, there's one thing American voters agree on: food.
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10 Warm And Cozy Baked Treats To Eat This Fall
There's nothing like curling up on the couch with a hot cup of coffee and some banana bread.
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Fun Fact:
There's a bike lock that's designed to make would-be thieves puke their brains out. When someone cuts 30% of the way into the Skunklock, it releases a pressurized gas that immediately induces vomiting and causes difficulty breathing, symptoms similar to the effects of pepper spray.
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GMI Solutions is a global provider of complete, turnkey electro mechanical solutions exclusively for OEMs.
With ISO 9001 & 13485 certified facilities in North America and Asia, we're equipped to service facilities anywhere in the world. Our in-house expertise in the design and manufacturing of mechanical assemblies, computing solutions and electronic circuit design result in extremely reliable products with controlled lifecycles. Our additive manufacturing services offer an excellent option for high-mix, low-volume part production, in addition to prototype units.
GMI Solutions has long been a trusted partner of many global tier-one OEMs, including GE, Siemens, Abbott, Danaher, Philips and many more.
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The GMI Solutions Team GMI Solutions Milwaukee, USA and Shanghai, China www.gmisolutions.com
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