Learning to weld opens up a world of both creative and career opportunities. We’ve taken a close look at the best equipment to get started.

Remotely moving objects underwater using sound Acoustic metamaterial enables pushing, rotating, and more complex movements in 3D Date: May 21, 2025 Source: Acoustical Society of America Summary: A ...

Students in Anne Arundel Community College’s welding program attend for free, finish in five weeks and can expect an average starting salary of $55,000.

Underwater welding is considered one of the most dangerous professions, combining the perils of deep-sea diving with the risks of high-voltage welding. Despite the danger, this job commands an ...

Anduril Industries unveiled a new family of autonomous underwater vehicles called Copperhead, designed to meet military and commercial needs for larger fleets of uncrewed maritime vessels ...

Underwater welding, also known as hyperbaric welding, is a critical technique used in repairing pipelines, offshore rigs, ships, and subsea structures. The industry heavily relies on consumables such ...

Underwater welding is divided into two main types: wet and dry (hyperbaric). Damp welding is performed directly in water using waterproof electrodes, while dry welding is conducted inside a ...

The global underwater welding consumable market is projected to grow at a CAGR of 6.5%, attaining a value of USD 4 Bn by 2031 LOS ANGELES, CA, UNITED STATES, March 3, 2025 /EINPresswire / -- The ...

Old pieces of bread can be transformed into precisely shaped electrodes using water and heat. The bread-based components could replace metal electrodes in devices while reducing the hundreds of ...

Electronic ‘tattoos’ offer an alternative to electrodes for brain monitoring A spray-on ink detects electrical activity in the brain for hours ...

The Technology Innovation Hub (TiH) at IIT Guwahati, in partnership with the Indian Register of Shipping (IRS), has successfully completed India's first-ever training and certification program in ...

North America is expected to dominate the global underwater welding equipment market during the forecast period, holding approximately 28.4% of the worldwide market share by 2034.