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  • 'Magic Eye' identifies maintenance needs on assembly lines

    The system, dubbed Magic Eye, uses image analysis to detect deviations in assembly line equipment — girders, cabling and bolts, for instance.

  • New CMS HD VX multistage vacuum pumps from COVAL with added intelligence and communications capability

    The CMS HD VX multistage pumps are fully connected to Industry 4.0.

  • Gecko- and inchworm-inspired robot climbs walls

    Dubbed GeiwBot, the tiny, 4 cm long, 3 mm wide, 1 mm thick robot reportedly mimics the gripping ability of geckos and the movement of inchworms using a combination of ultraviolet light and magnetic force.

  • Geeplus introduces bigger, more powerful voice coil motor

    The new motor uses a highly optimized magnet assembly to produce exceptional force/mass ratio for high acceleration in dynamic applications.

  • SABIC to showcase at OFC 2023 new near-IR transparent thermo-optical resins to enhance bandwidth and energy efficiency in optical components

    The company will display several specialized, high-heat thermoplastics that can facilitate the adoption of cutting-edge optical technologies.

  • Carbon-based nanocomposites for EMI shielding

    Carbon-based nanocomposites have emerged as effective electromagnetic interference (EMI) shielding materials.

  • Leader Tech thermal gap fillers address the most difficult of thermal demands

    These products are ideal for use in high-power electronics, high-performance computing, data centers and other applications where reliable thermal management is crucial.

  • Case study: Ignite™ creating a new thermal process for developing lightweight materials

    One of Harper’s clients is currently utilizing the Ignite process to successfully bring groundbreaking materials to market.

  • Polarization controllers: key differentiators to optimize your testing and manufacturing applications

    Polarization control has become an integral part of optical R&D labs and manufacturing lines.

  • Silicone adhesive tape — A powerful product for demanding applications

    Silicone is well known as a material for challenging uses and environments.

  • Watch these insect-inspired robots jump

    The researchers were able to mimic so-called snap buckling in beetles wherein a rapid release of elastic energy occurs when a coiled muscle within a click beetle’s thorax is triggered, enabling the beetle to propel itself great distances in the air.

  • Watch as this fairy-like robot takes flight

    As part of their aptly named Flying Aero-robots based on Light Responsive Materials Assembly (FAIRY) project, the researchers created a polymer-assembly, light-controlled robot that flies using wind.

  • At Photonics West 2023: SABIC to highlight specialized thermoplastics to enable higher-bandwidth, lower-energy data centers

    New thermoplastic materials engineered for advanced optical components that support industry trends, such as the migration to co-packaged optics and single-mode fiber optic systems, will be showcased.

  • AR amplifiers have the frequency to meet your needs

    AR offers over 100 amplifiers ranging from 10 Hz–50 GHz.

  • Bus bars on glass for transparent conductive coatings

    Bus Bars in conjunction with transparent conductive coatings are used for e-connectivity systems such as ITO heater windows, EMI shielded displays, and incubators.

  • Video: AGILOX introduces new ODM robot

    The intelligent dolly mover travels autonomously and navigates freely on the production floor or in the warehouse.

  • FAULHABER drive calculator: A helpful tool for every developer

    The platform currently enables the calculation of seven drive types and two operating modes.

  • Shrinking the footprint of IR photodetectors

    A miniaturization process for infrared (IR) spectrometers based on a quantum dot photodetector can be integrated on a single chip.

  • Engineered electromagnetic surfaces (EES)

    Remcom’s Wireless InSite® supports the simulation of RF interactions with engineered electromagnetic surfaces.

  • Watch this robot climb walls, ceilings using magnetized feet

    Dubbed MARVEL, the quadruped robot can reportedly walk straight up walls and across ceilings thanks to its magnetized feet.

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