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Capsule endoscopy is a painless technique to evaluate gastrointestinal disorders such as obscure gastrointestinal bleeding, inflammatory bowel disease, ulcerative colitis, celiac disease, polyposis syndrome, small bowel tumor, and colon cancer. Capsule endoscopy is an eight-hour-long procedure, in which the patient swallows a small pill that has three components: a camera, a transmitter, a battery. This device captures images of the gastrointestinal tract and transfer them to a recording device, which can be downloaded on screen. The physician gives results after examining the images.

A hypercar is a vehicle that delivers extreme performance in terms of power output, torque generated, and acceleration times. These high-performance cars have aerodynamic designs and very low center of gravity and ground clearance to gain stability during high-speed applications such as track racing. Hypercars have some of the fastest acceleration rates, usually under three seconds to reach 60 mph, and can easily clock speeds in excess of 200 mph because of their ultra-light curb weight.

There is a growing trend in the automotive industry to store energy in vehicles to facilitate continuous energy source. Flywheels are installed to serve this purpose. The inclination toward innovating more efficient engines to run on high speed are pushing OEMs to use flywheels. Flywheels are heavy wheels, which takes a lot of force to spin around. A flywheel has a large-diameter wheel with spokes, along with a heavy rim attached to it. It is used to store energy in the form of kinetic energy.

Metalworking machinery accessories are devices that are used as parts of machine tools and are important to the machining of metals. These can be broadly classified into workholding, metalworking fluids, and power tools accessories. The global metalworking machinery accessories market is segmented based on products and geography. The report covers forecasts for each of the segment.

Phasor measurement units (PMUs) collect data, which is a measure of grid health, and transmit it to phasor data concentrator (PDC) devices to identify anomalies, if any, in the grid system. Data such as phase angle, power flow, frequency changes are measured across several points of the power system and are transmitted in real-time to help improve the overall system operation.

A low-temperature co-fired ceramic substrate is a multi-layer glass ceramic substrate that is co-fired with low-resistance metal conductors (including silver or copper) at low firing temperatures (less than 1,000degC). LTCC is extensively used for various applications that include electronics, automotive, home appliances, and computers and peripherals because of its compact, light, and high-speed functionalities.

Flocculants are the chemicals widely used for solid-liquid separation in water and wastewater treatment process. They help in improving the efficiency of water and wastewater treatment systems. During the flocculation process, solid particles suspend and aggregate to form a floc. This raises the water quality and optimizes water reuse. Coagulants form a clot of the suspended solids in the solution. Because of the surface electric charge, particles stay suspended in the solution and do not form a clot. Coagulants carry opposite charge to the suspended particles and help in forming clots.

Global Markets Direct's latest Pharmaceutical and Healthcare disease pipeline guide Aplastic Anemia - Pipeline Review, H1 2017, provides an overview of the Aplastic Anemia (Hematological Disorders) pipeline landscape.

Steering systems are the driving direction control systems used in every four-wheeler and other commercial vehicles. The typical steering system has a steering wheel and a steering column coupled to the axle through gears. The working principle of bus steering systems is similar to other automobile steering system. The length of the shafts and connectors is longer, and the bus steering wheel has a larger diameter for better steering control.

Wine that contains significant amounts of carbon dioxide is known as sparkling wine. The carbon dioxide, a by-product of the fermentation process, gives the wine its fizzy nature. Sparkling wine is classified based on various parameters including the method of preparation, country of origin, and the level of alcohol by volume (ABV).