Assembly Area Research Articles

Enhancing Robot Calibration Through Reliable High-Order Hermite Polynomials Model and SSA-BP Optimization

Abstract Various sources of error can lead to the position accuracy of the robot being orders of magnitude worse than its repeatability. For the accuracy of drilling in the aviation field, high-precision assembly, and other areas depending on the industrial robot’s absolute positioning accuracy, it is essential to improve the accuracy of absolute positioning through calibration. In this paper, an error model of the robot considering both constant and high-order joint-dependent kinematic errors is established, and the model is modified by the Hermite polynomial, thereby mitigating the occurrence of the Runge phenomenon. To identify high-order joint-dependent kinematic errors, a robot calibration method based on the back-propagation neural network (BP) optimized by the sparrow search algorithm (SSA-BP) is proposed, which optimizes the uncertainty of weights and thresholds in the BP algorithm. Experiments on an EFORT ECR5 robot were implemented to validate the efficiency of the proposed method. The positioning error is reduced from 3.1704 mm to 0.2798 mm, and the error decrease rate reaches 42.92% (compared with BP calibration) and 21.09% (compared with particle swarm optimization back-propagation calibration). With the new calibration method using SSA-BP, robot positioning errors can be effectively compensated for, and the robot positioning accuracy can be improved significantly.

Identification and Archive of Mars 2020 Spacecraft Microbial Isolates.

To support NASA's Mars 2020 mission, bioassays were performed to ensure the biological cleanliness of the spacecraft, instruments, and hardware assembly areas. Bioassays began in May 2014, as the first components were assembled, and continued until their launch in July 2020. Over this 6-year period, 1811 bioassay sampling sessions were conducted. To understand the nature of microbiological presence on and around the spacecraft, an archive of organisms resulting from the bioassays was assembled. This archive included 4232 microbial specimens preserved as frozen stocks. To date, more than 3489 microbial isolates have been tested by MALDI-TOF mass spectrometry analysis. Identifications were based on high confidence level matches to known microorganisms in the reference spectra database where 39 distinct genera were identified. Gram-positive bacteria were isolated almost exclusively. Most, but not all, were spore-forming genera. The most prevalent genera isolated in order of frequency were Bacillus, Priestia, Paenibacillus, Staphylococcus, Micrococcus, and Streptomyces. Within the largely represented Bacillus-like genera, the five most prevalent species were cereus, licheniformis, horneckiae, subtilis, and safensis.

Behaviors of a group of university students during an earthquake drill and their compliance with the emergency disaster plan: An action research

Approximately 60% of the casualties due to disasters occur due to earthquakes. This study aimed to discover and develop the strengths and weaknesses of a group of university students during a possible earthquake, their behavior towards evacuation and assembly areas, and their adaptation to the emergency disaster plan. The research was carried out between May–June 2022 as “liberating/developing/critical action research,” a subtype of action research, one of the qualitative research methods. Thirty-five students participated in the first drill, and 31 participated in the second. The study data were collected through “observations” made with the installed cameras and “focus group interviews” with the students through semi-structured interview forms. An average of 3.25 behaviors expected to be observed were displayed as expected by the students during the first drill. The average of the behaviors displayed during the second drill increased to 5.18. As a result of the synthesis of the qualitative data obtained from the focus group interviews, it was seen that two main themes were formed: “Drill management” and “Disaster experience.” The main theme of drill management was “Drill moment,” “Evacuation moment,” and “Drill experience” analytical themes. In contrast, the main theme of disaster experience was “Disaster cycle,” “Disaster perception,” “Disaster awareness,” and “Earthquake experience.” After the second drill, it was evaluated that the problems identified in the first were eliminated. The students' adaptation to the emergency disaster plan increased by re-applying to the observation and focus group interviews.

Eutectic solvent-mediated synthesis of manganese molybdate nanosheets: Rapid and real-time electrochemical detection of p-methylaminophenol sulfate(metol)

The present study explores the design of MnMoO4 modified sensing platform for the electrochemical detection of metol. The green synthesis of MnMoO4 nanosheets was accomplished by a low-temperature deep eutectic solvents (DES) assisted hydrothermal protocol. According to structural and electrochemical studies, the large surface area and pore volume of the MnMoO4-based working electrode assembly provided a conduit for the anchoring of the target analytes. Under optimized electrochemical conditions, the modified sensor demonstrated an exceptionally low detection limit (LOD = 0.98 nM) with a sensitivity of 88.8 μA μM−1 cm−2 within a substantial linear working range from 0.01 to 375.6 μM by differential pulse voltammetric (DPV) technique. Benefiting from the significantly improved stability, sensitivity, and reproducibility, the proposed MnMoO4 electrocatalyst showed amplified current responses of metol. The possibility of metol detection without any foreign interference and % recovery between ±99.20–99.90 % opens up new prospects for the efficacious on-site detection of metol.

Evaluated Post-Disaster and Emergency Assembly Areas Using Multi-Criteria Decision-Making Techniques: A Case Study of Turkey

Disaster is a general term for events that result in physical, economic, and social losses for people and occur when insufficient resources exist. Natural disasters, particularly earthquakes, are frequent occurrences worldwide. Although plans are made for both pre-and post-disaster periods, the painful experience of the recent major earthquake on the Eastern Anatolian Fault Line in Turkey has highlighted the inadequacy of these plans in terms of feasibility. Preventing future disasters is possible by implementing a good disaster management plan. Identifying emergency assembly areas after a disaster is one of the most critical issues in disaster management. This study used four multi-criteria decision-making techniques—AHP, TOPSIS, COPRAS, and BORDA—to evaluate the selection and suitability of emergency assembly areas for the Gölbaşı district of Ankara, Turkey. The AHP method was used to weight criteria, which were then applied in various decision-making approaches. Finally, utilizing the BORDA method, the alternative ranking derived from the AHP, TOPSIS, and COPRAS procedures was rated as more effective. According to the findings, the Sacrificial Slaughter Area, Green Area, Şehir Park, Muhsin Yazıcıoğlu Sports Complex, and the Türkiye Muhasebeciler Association (İncek and Taşpınar) are determined the five most effective emergency assembly areas in the Gölbaşı district.

Challenges in Flexible Manufacturing Technologies for the Final Assembly in the Commercial Vehicle Industry

Increasing customer demands and product diversity as well as emerging technologies and market trends, such as the establishment of new driveline technologies, like e-mobility or hydrogen, present challenges for manufacturing companies in the commercial vehicle industry. Consequently, companies must strengthen their focus to the aspect of flexibility within their manufacturing processes. This paper contributes to the state of the art in flexible manufacturing technologies research, which enables manufacturing companies to deal with these increasing flexibility requirements. Focussing on the area of final assembly the paper takes a holistic perspective and characterizes the readiness of automotive companies to be able to implement flexible manufacturing technologies. The system ecosystem and the process organization of automotive companies are examined with respect to the requirements of flexible manufacturing. Finally, gaps that hinder the implementation of flexible manufacturing technologies are identified and described, and possible solution concepts for the identified gaps are proposed.

Acoustic tweezers using bisymmetric coherent surface acoustic waves for dynamic and reconfigurable manipulation of particle multimers

HypothesisThe accurate and dynamic manipulation of multiple micro-sized objects has always been a technical challenge in areas of colloid assembly, tissue engineering, and organ regeneration. The hypothesis of this paper is the precise modulation and parallel manipulation of morphology of individual and multiple colloidal multimers can be achieved by customizing acoustic field. ExperimentsHerein, we present a colloidal multimer manipulation method by using acoustic tweezers with bisymmetric coherent surface acoustic waves (SAWs), which enables contactless morphology modulation of individual colloidal multimers and patterning arrays by regulating the shape of acoustic field to specific desired distributions with high accuracy. Rapid switching of multimer patterning arrays, morphology modulation of individual multimers, and controllable rotation can be achieved by regulating coherent wave vector configurations and phase relations in real time. FindingsTo demonstrate the capabilities of this technology, we have firstly achieved eleven patterns of deterministic morphology switching for single hexamer and precise switching between three array modes. In addition, the assembly of multimers with three kinds of specific widths and controllable rotation of single multimers and arrays were demonstrated from 0 to 22.4 rpm (tetramers). Therefore, this technique enables reversible assembly and dynamic manipulation of particles and/or cells in colloid synthesis applications.

Spatiotemporal Analysis of Thermal Inequity: A Case Study of Hong Kong

In recent years, thermal inequity research has received mounting interest amongst researchers worldwide. The present study aims to conduct a spatiotemporal analysis of thermal inequity in Hong Kong in 2006 and 2016. In this process, the identification of land surface temperature (LST) hotspots and their association with normalised differential vegetation index (NDVI), normalised differential built-up index (NDBI) and social vulnerability index (SoVI) clusters were examined using local Moran’s I spatial autocorrelation. Results show that an increase in the number of LST hotspots from 2006 to 2016 represented the worsening thermal inequity situation in Hong Kong. The low NDVI and high NDBI clusters were respectively discovered in the LST hotspots located in Kowloon and Kwai Tsing. Furthermore, the areas with high LST and high SoVI, represented as the heat vulnerable zones, expanded in the New Territory from 2006 to 2016 but downscaled in Kowloon. Some District Constituency Assembly Areas (DCCAs) in Nam Cheong were found with attributes of high LST, high NDBI, low NDVI and high SoVI in 2006 and 2016. This study concludes that thermal inequity varies spatiotemporally. Recommendations indicate that the socially vulnerable groups in Nam Cheong should be given the highest priority to implement urban heat mitigation and adaptation strategies. The findings will help policymakers to develop and implement proper policies to alleviate thermal inequity in Hong Kong.

Microglial heterogeneity and complement component 3 elimination within emerging multisensory midbrain compartments during an early critical period.

The lateral cortex of the inferior colliculus (LCIC) is a midbrain shell region that receives multimodal inputs that target discrete zones of its compartmental (modular-matrix) framework. This arrangement emerges perinatally in mice (postnatal day, P0-P12) as somatosensory and auditory inputs segregate into their respective modular and matrix terminal patterns. Microglial cells (MGCs) perform a variety of critical functions in the developing brain, among them identifying areas of active circuit assembly and selectively pruning exuberant or underutilized connections. Recent evidence in other brain structures suggest considerable MGC heterogeneity across the lifespan, particularly during established developmental critical periods. The present study examines the potential involvement of classical complement cascade signaling (C3-CR3/CD11b) in refining early multisensory networks, and identifies several microglial subsets exhibiting distinct molecular signatures within the nascent LCIC. Immunostaining was performed in GAD67-green fluorescent protein (GFP) and CX3CR1-GFP mice throughout and after the defined LCIC critical period. GAD labeling highlights the emerging LCIC modularity, while CX3CR1 labeling depicts MGCs expressing the fractalkine receptor. C3 expression is widespread throughout the LCIC neuropil early on, prior to its conspicuous absence from modular zones at P8, and more global disappearance following critical period closure. CD11b-expressing microglia while homogeneously distributed at birth, are biased to modular fields at P8 and then the surrounding matrix by P12. Temporal and spatial matching of the disappearance of C3 by LCIC compartment (i.e., modules then matrix) with CD11b-positive MGC occupancy implicates complement signaling in the selective refinement of early LCIC connectivity. Multiple-labeling studies for a variety of established MGC markers (CD11b, CX3CR1, Iba1, TMEM119) indicate significant MGC heterogeneity in the LCIC as its compartments and segregated multisensory maps emerge. Marker colocalization was the exception rather than the rule, suggesting that unique MGC subpopulations exist in the LCIC and perhaps serve distinct developmental roles. Potential mechanisms whereby microglia sculpt early multisensory LCIC maps and how such activity/inactivity may underlie certain neurodevelopmental conditions, including autism spectrum disorder and schizophrenia, are discussed.

Investigating the Performance of a Zinc Oxide Impregnated Polyvinyl Alcohol-Based Low-Cost Cation Exchange Membrane in Microbial Fuel Cells.

The current study investigated the development and application of lithium (Li)-doped zinc oxide (ZnO)-impregnated polyvinyl alcohol (PVA) proton exchange membrane separator in a single chambered microbial fuel cell (MFC). Physiochemical analysis was performed via FT-IR, XRD, TEM, and AC impedance analysis to characterize thus synthesized Li-doped ZnO. PVA-ZnO-Li with 2.0% Li incorporation showed higher power generation in MFC. Using coulombic efficiency and current density, the impact of oxygen crossing on the membrane cathode assembly (MCA) area was evaluated. Different amounts of Li were incorporated into the membrane to optimize its electrochemical behavior and to increase proton conductivity while reducing biofouling. When acetate wastewater was treated in MFC using a PVA-ZnO-Li-based MCA, the maximum power density of 6.3 W/m3 was achieved. These observations strongly support our hypothesis that PVA-ZnO-Li can be an efficient and affordable separator for MFC.

Assessment of Past and Future Land Use/Land Cover Dynamics of the Old Kumasi Metropolitan Assembly and Atwima Nwabiagya Municipal Area, Ghana

Ghana like all countries in Sub-Saharan region of Africa have long been undergoing intense land use land cover changes (LULCC) which have given rise to extensive forest loss (deforestation and degradation), loss of arable land and land degradation. This study assessed the past LULCC in the Atwima Nwabiagya which contains the Barekese and Owabi Headworks) and the old Kumasi Local Assemblies’ areas in Ghana and projected the scenario in 2040 for business-as-usual (BAU). The synergies of satellite imagery of 1990, 2000, 2010 and 2020 were classified with an overall accuracy of 90%. Markov Cellular-Automata method was used to forecast the future LULC pattern after detecting main driving forces of LULCC. The findings showed an extensive increase in built up areas from 11% in 1990 to 39% in 2020 owing largely to 23% decrease in forest cover and 6% decrease in agricultural lands within the past 30 years (1990-2020). The projected LULC under the BAU scenario for 2040 showed built-up surge from 39% to 45% indicating additional forest loss from 43% in 2020 to 40% and decreasing agricultural land from 17% to 14%. The main driver for the LULCC is clearly anthropogenic driven as the human population in the study area keeps rising every censual year. This study exemplifies the fast-tracked forest loss, loss of arable land and challenges on ecosystem sustainability of the Barekese-Owabi-Kumasi landscape. The current and projected maps necessitate the apt implementation of suitable interventions such as reforestation, protection measures and policy decision in deliberate land use planning to mitigate further loss of forest cover and safeguard the Barekese and Owabi headworks.

Development of a Magnetically Levitating Flywheel Generator

The energy sector has been at a crossroads for a rather long period of time when it comes to storage and use of its energy. The purpose of this study is to build a system that can store and disseminate energy in a simple and affordable way, which can be improved with more research with this study serving as a foundation. For this study, energy generation and even control engineering was integrated with the field of material science by evaluating the energy storage in the said material. After the completion of the bearing system, the flywheel levitated at about 20mm above the assembly area and it spins for a relatively long period of about 25s by producing a kinetic energy of 35J at an rpm of 320. This newly developed alternative way of generating electricity by using kinetic energy produces 10v of electricity. This study provides an insight of magnetism in bearing systems for the next evolution of renewable energy.

Time-based occupancy planning method for assembly areas at production site of large structures

Time-based occupancy planning method for assembly areas at production site of large structures

Evaluation of the Qualifications of Disaster and Emergency Assembly Areas Determined in the City of Usak

Türkiye konum olarak aktif fay hatları üzerinde bulunmaktadır. Olası depremlere karşı uygulanması gereken planlama ilkeleri bölgede yaşayan bireylerin deprem sonrası güvenliği için önem taşınmaktadır. Bu bağlamda depremin meydana gelmesiyle birlikte afetzedelerin acil toplanma alanlarına geçmesi gerekliliği ve bu alanların yeterliliği çalışmanın ana konusunu oluşturmaktadır. Acil toplanma alanları deprem sonrasında ilk yardım hizmetlerinin kısa bir zaman içerisinde afetzedelere ulaştırılması ve afetzedelerin can güvenliğinin sağlanması açısından afet döngüsünde kritik rol oynamaktadır. Uzmanlar tarafından acil toplanma alanlarının belirlenmesi için uygulanması gereken standartlar bulunmaktadır. Çalışmada acil toplanma alanlarının standartlara uygunluğu ve bölgenin kapasitesine göre yeterliliğini incelemek amacıyla Uşak kenti örnek olarak seçilmiştir. Uşak kentinde yer alan mevcut 17 mahallede toplam 43 acil toplanma alanı bulunmaktadır. Yapılan alan incelemesi sonucunda Uşak’ta yalnızca 8 mahallenin kapasiteye uygun olarak acil toplanma alanına sahip olduğu tespit edilmiştir. Bunun yanında acil toplanma alanları ulaşım ana başlığı altında yaya yolu ve engelli yolunun varlığı, yüksek yapılardan uzaklığı ve ana caddeye cephe alt başlıkları altından analiz edilirken; altyapı ana başlığı altında su, kanalizasyon ve elektrik alt başlıkları kapsamında ayrıntılı incelemesi yapılmıştır. Çalışma sonucunda tüm kriterleri karşılayan bir acil toplanma alanı tespit edilememiştir. Bu çalışma, Uşak kentinde özelinde gerçekleştirilse de her bölgenin belirlenen standartlara göre acil toplanma alanlarının yeniden gözden geçirmesi gerekliliğini savunmaktadır.

Google Trend Özelinde Kullanıcıların Afetlere Yönelik İlgi Düzeylerinin Belirlenmesi

Afetler, toplumların kendi kaynakları ile baş edemeyecekleri durumlardır. Dolayısıyla afetlere hazırlıkla toplum kapasitesinin artırılması germektedir. Toplumların kırılganlık düzeyleri tespit edilerek afet hazırlık planlarına dâhil edilmesi toplumsal kapasitenin artırılması açısından önemlidir. Toplumların afet eğitimlerine ve alanına yönelik ilgi düzeylerinin afetlere hazırlanma noktasında önemli bir paydaya sahip olduğu düşünülmektedir. Gerçekleştirilen bu çalışmada da; afetle ilgili seçilmiş bazı anahtar kelimeler üzerinden toplumun ilgili düzeyi belirlenmeye çalışılmıştır. Çalışmada; genel olarak kullanıcıların ilgi düzeyini yaygın olarak belirleyebilecek “Deprem”, “Deprem Duası”, “Deprem Toplanma Alanı”, “Çök-Kapan-Tutun”, “Deprem Anında Ne Yapılmalı”, “Deprem Çantasında Neler Olmalı” gibi anahtar kelimelerle sorgulama yapılmıştır. İlgili kelimelerin yoğunlukta trend olduğu dönemlerin depremlerin yaşandığı dönemlere gelmesi dikkat çekici bir nokta olarak belirlenmiştir. Ayrıca eğitim faaliyetlerinin düzenlediği haftalarda da bazı kelimelerin trend olduğu saptanmıştır. Sonuç olarak; toplumların genel olarak olay esnasında ve sonrasında ilgili konulara daha duyarlıklı oldukları söylenebilir. Ancak afet zararlarının en aza indirgenebilmesi için afet öncesi hazırlık çalışmalarına daha fazla ilgi gösterilmesi gerektiği açıktır. Bu bağlamda afet öncesi hazırlık faaliyetlerinin topyekûn gerçekleştirilmesinin dirençliliği artıracağı ifade edilebilir.

적법한 집회･시위에 대한 경찰권 행사에 관한 연구

This article stems from the question of who should be exercised when police authority is to be put in place due to certain reasons, such as assault and intimidation, after multiple assemblies and demonstrations have all been legally held. In particular, in the case where multiple assemblies are held and the assembly of one side causes the assembly of the other side to be illegal, the constitutional basis for determining whether the police power should be exercised against the group that caused the violence or intimidation or the group that committed the violence or intimidation are interested in Traditionally, it can be said that discussions on the freedom of expression have been discussed on the content or scope of protection from the viewpoint that the intervention of the ‘state’ should be minimal, centering on the speaker, the subject of expression. This is explained by the fact that all kinds of expression that contribute to the discovery of truth must be guaranteed in principle according to the theory of the ‘free market of ideas’, and even though it differs from the majority opinion, the right to express itself cannot be denied. On the other hand, today's speaker's right to express begins with extreme ‘hate speech’, ‘false information’ (fake news), and furthermore, in the realm of advertisements seen on buses and subways (in the case of the so-called ‘The Captive Audience Doctrine’). The need to consider the rights of ‘listeners’ is also being raised. In particular, when a counter-assembly is a problem, there is a relatively high possibility that the harm to expression cannot be resolved by waiting enough time, so there is room for a modified interpretation of the right to plural assembly. Regarding this background, this article briefly introduces the results of previous studies on the German case, followed by the ‘Heckler's right to veto’ theory is being considered. While raising the epistemology that protection of listeners who have different positions from those of the speaker is also necessary, ‘Heckler's right to veto’, which means ‘the right to refuse to receive the speaker's expression’, has been established in the United States. I would like to look at how it is being discussed in the area of assembly and demonstration, and pay attention to the fact that this theory can be an opportunity to bring about a change in the legal theory centered on the rights of speakers.

Integration of Artificial Intelligence in the Work System Model According to REFA

Artificial intelligence (AI) is increasingly used in today's working world. For the design of hybrid work systems and associated manufacturing processes, data analyses, algorithms and visualizations can make decisive contributions. AI should support and relieve humans, but not replace them. The focus of AI support here is in the area of manual assembly and supply logistics. The REFA work system in connection with the periodic table of AI provides the basis. The developed methodology for workplace design is based on this. The development of specific AI elements is based on the examples of evaluation of work position and posture as well as identification of wrong components.

Study of lateral assembly of magnetic particles in magnetorheological fluids under magnetic fields

This study uses a numerical simulation method to investigate the lateral assembly mechanism exhibited by equal-radius circular magnetic particles in magnetorheological fluids (MRFs). We used a direct numerical simulation method based on the finite element and arbitrary Lagrangian–Eulerian methods to establish a two-dimensional numerical model on particle–particle, particle–magnetic field, and particle–flow field interactions. The critical lines of gravitational and repulsive forces between magnetic particles and magnetic particle chains in a uniform magnetic field were investigated. The lateral assembly areas were found through these critical lines. Experiments confirmed that the sizes of the lateral assembly areas of the magnetic particle chains positively correlated with the lengths of the magnetic particle chains. In addition, the coarsening mechanism of magnetic particle chains was investigated by lateral assembly areas. Hence, this work offers insights toward understanding the mechanisms of microstructure formation in MRFs under magnetic fields.

ENSURING THE CONTINUITY OF MILITARY TRANSPORTATION IN THE EVENT OF FAILURE OF TRANSPORTATION FACILITIES

Purpose. The purpose of the work is to conduct an analysis of the organization of the continuity of military transportation in the conditions of the conduct of hostilities by the Armed Forces of Ukraine. Currently, the issue of the interaction of different types of transport in the conditions of failure of important transport infrastructure facilities is important. Methodology. To date, the Armed Forces of Ukraine have created a system of transportation of material resources, which mainly meets the needs of the troops involved in the execution of tasks in combat operations. An analysis of the organization and implementation of military transportation was carried out to find out ways to solve problematic issues related to the implementation of military transportation during the preparation and conduct of combat operations, which affect the quality of their implementation. Findings. In the case of the destruction of certain transport facilities (railway bridges), the military transport plan is refined with the dispatch of military echelons by detour routes. If it is not possible to continue transportation by rail, the military echelons are unloaded and regrouped in the assembly areas to continue moving on their own to the destination areas or to new loading areas. The basis for the development of the technological process of the TTA (temporary transshipment area) operation should be the schedule of feeding and cleaning of cargo and empty trains at the unloading (loading) station. Originality consists in solving the problem of choosing the optimal option for the transfer of military echelons and transports through the TTA. One of the most important elements of the TTA is the adjacent water area with ferry crossings (floating bridges) from river floats. Carrying out calculations for the transfer of troops and cargo through the TTA provides an opportunity to choose the option of rational use of road and pipeline transport, as well as minimal expenditure of motor resources when routing military echelons from the unloading station to the loading station. Practical value. According to the conducted analysis, recommendations were given regarding the preservation of the network of logistical support of units in a special period, specifically the survivability of transport facilities. It is possible to formulate further directions of scientific research, to create a rational system for the location of technical cover units of the most vulnerable transport objects, as well as for their rapid restoration in case of destruction.

Advanced hybrid supercapacitors assembled with high-performance porous MnCo2O4.5 nanosheets as battery-type cathode materials

Porous MnCo2O4.5 nanosheets (NSs) were fabricated through a sequence of synthetic procedures containing initial solvothermal reactions, precursor aging in water, hydrothermal treatment, and final annealing conversion in air. These ultrathin NSs possessed a huge specific surface area of 104.93 m2 g−1 along with an average pore size of 14.15 nm. Electrochemical performance of the NSs was assessed in three-electrode & two-electrode systems. It was confirmed that the MnCo2O4.5 NSs delivered a specific capacity of 304.37 C g−1 at 1 A g−1 and 225.60 C g−1 at 10 A g−1 in 2 M of KOH electrolyte. To evaluate the practical application in electrochemical energy storage, a hybrid supercapacitor (HSC) was assembled with MnCo2O4.5 NSs as cathode and activated carbon (AC) as anode. The MnCo2O4.5 NSs//AC HSC exhibited a high energy density of 33.36 W h kg−1 at the power density of 950.83 W kg−1, and showed an outstanding cyclic durability with 100.04 % capacity retention over 5000 cycles at 6 A g−1. The current synthetic strategy provides a good pathway for the preparation of other transition metal oxides (TMOs)-based electrode materials with large surface area and superior electrochemical property for the further assembly of advanced HSC devices.