A team from Duke University hopes the technology will help alleviate the problem of electronic waste with recyclable printed transistors.

Through new detector boards and revamped generators and algorithms, the PXT X-ray inspection system for foods and other at-risk products can isolate contaminants as small as 0.3 millimeters — which is half the size of the current industry standard.

We expect to find headspace in food packed in flexible packaging, but not an excessive amount.

IDTechEx research shows the growth in 3D printing materials will reach nearly $20 billion by the end of the decade.

Digital workflows for package printing have intensified — as pandemic-induced decentralized design teams work remotely and brands embrace sustainable manufacturing practices.

Metal detection specialist Fortress Technology examines how intelligent inspection equipment is helping to usher in a new era of food safety.

A new 3D printer from MIT researchers can be used to reproduce fine art or fabricate more realistic prosthetics.

Cargill executive Borre Moolenaar offers personal insight on blockchain’s use in product traceability and the here-now future of supply chain efficiency.