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Low-Noise Fiber Link is Set to Expand the Use of Optical Clocks

With the help of an optical telecommunications fiber network, a Japan-based team comprising academic and industrial researchers has linked three laboratories located in a 100-km region.

18 Mar 2020

Interview with Plastics News Daily Report

John Biagioni, President of Dynisco, John Czazasty, Vice President of Engineering, and Bill Desrosiers, Vice President of Business Development sit down with Plastics News Audrey LaForest at NPE2018 to discuss how Dynisco is categorizing the company's technology under the internet of things instead of Industry 4.0 because the platform specifically relies on Microsoft software as opposed to the many different standards used in 4.0 technology.

From Dynisco 18 Mar 2020

Why Light is Essential to the Quality Analysis

TAGARNO launches smart ring light for their digital microscopes.

From TAGARNO 18 Mar 2020

Dancing Electrons Solve a Longstanding Puzzle in the Oldest Magnetic Material

Magnetite is the oldest magnetic material known to humans, yet researchers are still mystified by certain aspects of its properties.

18 Mar 2020

How Dynisco is Remolding the Plastics Industry

Aggregation of data enables insight. Insights that provide a window into your process. Hear how Dynisco is remolding the plastics industry harnessing IoT and AI in our Cloud solutions.

From Dynisco 18 Mar 2020

Dynisco Uses Windows 10 IoT Core to Speed Time-to-Market by 4X and Expand Global React

Dynisco’s business strategy is to bring “rheology to the masses” by making its polymer test and instrumentation equipment more sophisticated and easier to use, at more competitive price points and localized for customers around the world.

From Dynisco 18 Mar 2020

Dynisco Uses the Cloud to Help Recyclers Improve Their Consistency

Check out Dynisco being featured on page 12 of Plastics News Europe KShow Daily. With the push for a more circular economy, brand owners are now demanding more recycled content in packaging and other products.

From Dynisco 18 Mar 2020

Melt Indexer and Capillary Rheometer with iCloud Interface

Dynisco, Franklin, Mass., is now offering the latest melt indexer in its LMI-5000 series and the latest capillary rheometer in its LCR-7000 series both of which feature single-board Windows 10 computers and have iCloud interface. As such, results from these instruments can be correlated with production results in real time.

From Dynisco 18 Mar 2020

Dynisco Testing Equipment Gains Cloud Connection

Check out page 34 of March's Plastics Machinery Magazine, to see how Dynisco is using IoT technology via the Microsoft Azure® to link Dynisco’s rheological testing products together.

From Dynisco 18 Mar 2020

New Camera-Based Method can Help Measure Building Deformations in Real Time

A novel camera-based technique developed for detecting building deformations can identify tiny displacements from a distance of just 10 m.

17 Mar 2020

High-Performance Waveguide Photodetectors Based on Silicon-Graphene Waveguide

Silicon photonics is regarded as a vital technology for advanced optical communications at the near-infrared wavelength band of 1.31/1.55 µm.

16 Mar 2020

Rapid and Precise Characterization of Spatial Light Distribution: The 940 LED-1200 Series Goniometer System

Gamma Scientific announces the release of its 940 LED-1200 Series Goniometer. This product is optimized to provide precise measurement of angle dependent spatial radiation properties of large LED luminaires, lamp...

From Gamma Scientific 13 Mar 2020

Saelig Introduces the Fotric 226B Thermal Camera for Automated, Non-Contact Personnel Temperature Screening

Saelig Company, Inc. has introduced the Fotric 226B Infrared Thermal Imager, a standalone infrared camera and PC software combination that provides safe, non-contact measurement of passing human traffic, without requiring person-to-person contact, ensuring the safety of the detection personnel themselves.

From Saelig Company Inc. 13 Mar 2020

Single Lens, Focus-Free Camera can Reduce Weight, Cost, and Complexity

Scientists have developed a unique camera using a single lens that has a thickness of about one-thousandth of an inch.

13 Mar 2020

Ultra-Stable Mounts for Optics & Mirrors

Optical Surfaces Ltd offer a range of high precision mounts developed to support off-axis paraboloids, spheres and optical flats up to 600 mm diameter in applications where stability is important.

From Optical Surfaces Ltd. 13 Mar 2020