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Electronics Sourcing invited CamdenBoss MD Katy Davies to explain to readers about the company’s current activities and future plans. Q)…
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ERNI D-subminiature connectors are now part of a comprehensive range from Provertha – Engineering Update
Manufactured with original tools.Same material and part number June 2021 …ProverthaThe German manufacturer of top quality connectors offers all D-subminiature…
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Demand for M-Sand surges across well-known industries to drive growth in the sandwasher market, valuing Fact.MR – Engineering Update
The sandwasher market is expected to exceed US $ 900 million in 2021 and is ready to grow at a…
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How does the material affect the performance of the sensor? Pt 2
Proper materials are essential to achieve the desired sensor electrical performance, especially in many more demanding high performance applications. Part…
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Strengthen sustainable agriculture with plant probes
Researchers at King Abdullah University of Science and Technology (KAUST) have developed several plant-friendly polymer microneedles that can enhance sustainable…
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Engineering Update-Demag Expands Scope of Its KBK Optical Crane System
Increased capacity up to 2000 kg for single girder cranes Compact design for optimal use of possible workspaces KBK Aluline’s…
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Channels are feeling the impact of logistics costs and backlog
Along Manufacturing has recovered from the long Covid quarantine, but the supply chain has not. Logistics operations are already short-lived,…
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Newly Approved Device Circuit Breaker-Engineering Update
Narrow single channel PTCB circuit breaker Now available with Phoenix Contact approval for Hazardous Area Class I, Div. 2 groups…
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Intel and Cellwize connect to vRAN
Cellwize Wireless Technologies (Cellwize) enables Cellwize’s CHIME technology on Intel Xeon scalable processors with embedded AI accelerators and Intel FlexRAN…
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Microscopy and machine learning algorithms can predict virus infection
Researchers at the University of Zurich use fluorescence microscopy and machine learning to recognize virus-infected cells. When a virus infects…
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