Electronics

Optomec Extends Production Runtimes for 3D Printed Electronics Solutions

Aerosol Jet’s 8-hour Runtime Provides Higher Throughput and Lower Cost Per Part

Laser structuring with micrometer accuracy for large and oversized substrates

3D-Micromac AG, the industry leader in laser micromachining and roll-to-roll laser systems for the photovoltaic, medical device and electronics markets, presents its microSHAPE laser systems for processing large and flat substrates at Laser World of Photonics 2019, taking place from June 24 to 27 in Munich, Germany.

3D-Micromac at Laser World of Photonics 2019

New machine solutions for high-efficient laser processing

3D-Micromac AG, the industry leader in laser micromachining and roll-to-roll laser systems for the photovoltaic, medical device and electronics markets, presents new machine solutions for laser micromachining at Laser World of Photonics – the world’s leading trade show for the laser and photonics industry – in hall A2 at booth 129 on the New Fair Munich exhibition grounds from June 24 to 27, 2019.

Nissan Chemical granted licence of StoreDot’s MolecuLED™ solution

StoreDot and Nissan Chemical Partner to Advance Superior Colour, Environmentally-Friendly, Heavy-Metal Free Solution for TV Displays

Nissan Chemical to expedite the development and production of high performance in-pixel wavelength conversion coating materials
StoreDot’s MolecuLED™ optimized for printing and photolithography for wide-colour gamut displays delivering superior colour experience and reduced costs

ARBURG at TCT Asia 2019 - AM Components for Medical and Electronic Applications

At TCT Asia from 21 to 23 February 2019, ARBURG will be at stand D60 in hall W5 showcasing the additive manufacturing of functional plastic parts made from qualified original materials. Two freeformers will process TPE-S and PC for applications in medical technology and electronics.

Scientists use 3D scans to uncover the truth about Richard III’s spinal condition

Research led by the University of Leicester, working with the University of Cambridge, Loughborough University and University Hospitals of Leicester, has finally uncovered the truth about Richard III's spinal condition.

Historical and literary references to the physical deformities of Richard III, who ruled England from 1483-1485, are well-known, but debate has raged for centuries over the extent to which these descriptions are true. Various historical and literary references refer to Richard III as "crook-backed" or "hunch-back'd" , but until now, it was unknown whether these descriptions were based on Richard's actual appearance, or were an invention of later writers to damage his reputation.