The SOLE laser light engines from Omicron Laserage combine up to six wavelengths in a compact and rugged design.
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PLC hack exposes vulnerable industrial controls
Cybersecurity researchers at the Georgia Institute of Technology have developed a new form of ransomware that was able to take over control of a simulated water treatment plant.
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Conductive inks: China to the rescue, again?
China has already once completely transformed the photovoltaic (PV) industry and maybe about to do so again. This is a major event for the conductive paste industry because the PV industry remains the primary volume market for firing-type pastes, generating a demand in excess of 1450 tonnes per annum in 2016, according to a recent IDTechEx study.
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DAQ Modules for harsh environments
The Krypton DAQ module is shockproof and vibration proof. Being milled from a single block of aluminium and then filled with rubber also makes this module completely waterproof.
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Perth team produces world’s only clear solar glass
A team of scientists from Edith Cowan University has developed what they say is the world’s first commercially viable clear solar glass.
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New German screw jack range
Pfaff Germany has introduced five (5) new screw jacks; standard screw jacks SHE, High performance jacks HSE, quick lifting screw jacks SHG, special lifting elements SSP, and the standard cubic Merkur jack.
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10 ways a position sensor can mess up your project
Position sensors are a common component in many engineering projects. Measuring position or speed accurately and reliably is a tricky business.
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Parameterisable power supply device
Phoenix Contact has released a parameterisable power supply with the launch of its fourth generation QUINT device.
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High-speed cable taping solution
For those cables that require helical taping, Rosendahl has introduced the ROTA 500 helical tape applicator.
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Will e-textiles take the next step towards the mass market?
The electronics industry is in the midst of a major paradigm shift ranging from the introduction of limited stretchability through to ultra-elastic and conformable wearable electronics, says research company IDTechEx.
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