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Avio Introduces YAG Laser Welder Series

Nippon Avionics (Avio) is a subsidiary of NEC. A novel series of YAG Precision Laser Welders were introduced to the market, by the company on January 17.

By Andy Choi 19 Jan 2012

LED Lights for Refrigeration Units

A new research was carried out by Kyle Steele, a fresh master's graduate in animal sciences and industry from the Silver Lake, Kan. His observations led to the fact that LED lights, when included in refrigeration units, increases energy efficiency and provides longer shelf life, thereby benefiting meat retailers.

By Andy Choi 19 Jan 2012

Research Program on Flexible OLED Displays by Imec and Holst Centre

A new research program has been initiated by imec and Holst Centre, based on advanced flexible OLED displays. This has been developed on the foundation laid by research partners in flexible OLED lighting, organic and oxide transistors.

From imec Inc. 19 Jan 2012

Advanced Image Spacing by Specialized Astronomic Interferometry and Fiber Optic Controls

The present operations scenario employs military satellites that serve as vital sources of data and communications. The DARPA's Phoenix program facilitates removal and fixing of functional solar arrays or antennas from old satellites in the geosynchronous orbit or GEO that lies 36,000 km above the earth and enables that they are used as components for new satellites to offer mission support.

By Andy Choi 19 Jan 2012

Dow Corning Completes Solar Energy Exploration and Development Research Center in Europe

Dow Corning, a global silicone and silicon-based technology and innovation company, has completed a new, advanced research and development center in Seneffe, Belgium.

By Andy Choi 19 Jan 2012

Small Parts Could be Welded Using Fiber Lasers

A research study carried out by JK Lasers has established that fiber lasers could be used to weld small machinery parts. In a time where medical and engineering devices are becoming more and more complex, it is a big challenge for manufacturers to achieve the necessary power levels to micro weld small parts without distorting them.

By Andy Choi 18 Jan 2012

Innovative DCVD UV Zoom Lens Captures Cerenkov Image of Spent Nuclear Fuel

Channel Systems has achieved a contract from Resolve Optics to deliver a compact, novel, lightweight version of the 80-200 mm focal length UV Zoom lens. These lenses are compatible with their Digital Cerenkov Viewing Device (DCVD).

From Resolve Optics Ltd. 18 Jan 2012

Innovative µCT Inspection System to be Displayed at MD+M West 2012

Nordson’s unit, Nordson DAGE declares that its inspection system will be displayed in the MD&M West Conference and Expo, to be held between February 14 and 16, 2012 at the Anaheim Convention Center in Anaheim, CA.

By Andy Choi 18 Jan 2012

ICON Launches Innovative Japanese LED Lights in the U.S.

Icon International’s Japanese developed, novel, energy efficient LED lights are being introduced in the U.S. Grocery Sector.

By Andy Choi 18 Jan 2012

Estimations Anticipate High Brightness LEDs to Achieve $69.7 B in 2021

Global Information (GII) declares a new market research report by ElectroniCast Consultants, stating High-Brightness LED Global Market Forecast & Analysis (2011-2021).

By Andy Choi 18 Jan 2012

Visual Communication in Schools Developed Through AIS’s PoE Interactive Touch Displays

American Industrial Systems (AIS), a certified provider of 7 in. and 10.1in. power-over-Ethernet (PoE) interactive touch screen displays, which are used in multiple applications including event scheduling, visual communication, meeting room signage, building directories, building control systems, and emergency alerts in school digital signage.

By Andy Choi 18 Jan 2012

Transparent Carbon Nanotube Films Hold Potential for Flexible Solar Cells

Researchers at the National Institute of Standards and Technology (NIST) and the North Dakota State University (NDSU) have together shown the linkage between the durability and flexibility of carbon nanotube coatings and films and their electronic properties.

By Andy Choi 17 Jan 2012