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New Diode Laser Systems for Materials Processing Include Highest Power Yet Available
The HighLight D-Series, a new range of diode laser systems from Coherent, Inc. (Santa Clara, CA) (Nasdaq: COHR),delivers both high power and an increased range of "smart" output beam shapes.
World's lightest material developed by US engineers
A team of US engineers say they have developed the world's lightest material which is one hundred times lighter than Styrofoam
New Diode Laser Systems for Materials Processing Include Highest Power Yet Available
The HighLight D-Series, a new range of diode laser systems from Coherent, Inc. (Santa Clara, CA) (Nasdaq: COHR),delivers both high power and an increased range of "smart" output beam shapes.
Smart Forvision electric vehicle concept unveiled
Smart Forvision EV developed alongside BASF to be showcased at 2011 Frankfurt Motor Show
Super cities to kick-start UK manufacturing resurgence
Bristol and Glasgow join list of 'super cities' which will drive manufacturing growth in Britain
Samsung demands to see Apple iPhone 5 and iPad 3
Technology giants clash as patent war continues to rage on
Nokia launches 18-Carat Oro smartphone
Gold plated luxury Nokia smartphone will cost upwards of €800
Is it a bird? Is it a plane? Festo's robotic SmartBird is both
From a distance, it looks just like the real thing. Close-up, you still might find it hard to believe that this bird is actually a robot.
Carbon fibre: How is this lightweight composite material made?
Carbon fibre is a very strong, light, and expensive composite material. It is used widely in the aerospace and automotive fields because of its high strength-to-weight ratio. Improved manufacturing techniques are reducing the costs and time to manufacture, making it increasingly common in small consumer goods as well.
Nanotechnology means longer battery life in mobile phones and devices
The world of smartphone, tablet, and e-reader batteries is set to be revolutionised thanks to new nanotechnology developed by the University of Illinois.
Ferrari Signature Edition is Featured in Manufacturing Digital
Ferrari is one of the biggest brands on the planet and its journey is one of astounding success and unique worldwide success.
Manufacturing Digital takes a close look at how Ferrari has brought technology from the race track to the road by highlighting its key innovations of the past six decades.
Apple iPhone 4: How it's made
Our sister site Exec Digital recently ran a story revealing how the iPhone 4 was named Best Mobile Device at the Global Mobile Awards 2011 in Barcelona. It’s no surprise really, considering Apple’s flagship device has revolutionised mobile devices and on-the-go entertainment.
IBM and Samsung collaborate for semiconductor R&D
IBM and Samsung will work together to develop semiconductor process technology, which can be used in applications ranging from smart phone handsets to communications infrastructure.
Scientists Closer to Creating an Invisibility Cloak
Scientists at the University of St. Andrew’s in Fife, Scotland, said that they have devised a flexible material that manipulates light, marking a step towards “invisibility” clothing. The work is in the domain of metamaterials, or compounds with a surface that interacts with light thanks to a tiny, nano-level structure.
Smart materials: To transform manufacturing of products
University of Waterloo engineering researchers have found a new "smart materials" process named Multiple Memory Material Technology that could change the manufacture of diverse products like medical devices, microelectromechanical systems (MEMS), printers, hard drives, automotive components, valves and actuators.
Manufacturing Talk: The importance of measurement in advancing the electronics industry
A recent Royal Society paper acknowledged the National Physical Laboratory’s (NPL) hitherto unreported key role in the development of modern flat-panel displays. It brought to light the work of NPL’s Roger Partridge in the 1970s on organic solid-state emitters.
Crown Equipment achieves zero landfill status
Crown Equipment Corporation, one of the world’s leading forklift manufacturers, has released its Crown ecologic Report highlighting the company’s sustainability initiatives and accomplishments.
Developing advanced computing solutions: Q&A with Chip PC Technologies
IBM, Apple, Dell and HP - these are all common household names. What they have in common, of course, is computing, particularly desktop computing.
