Physicists achieve quantum mechanical entanglement breakthrough
02 February, 2023Danish and German physicists have achieved the quantum mechanical entanglement of two stable light sources, making a significant nanoscopic advance.
New polysulfate compounds could find use in electronics components
24 January, 2023A study from Scripps Research has found that flexible compounds made with click chemistry can be used in energy-storing capacitors at high temperatures and electric fields.
Tacky tape: a new source for generating energy?
08 December, 2022Researchers have outlined a way to make a simple, cost-effective electrical generator from tacky tape that converts friction into electricity.
'Metamaterials' from quantum dots show promise for optoelectronics
03 November, 2022Researchers from the University of Groningen have made an extremely conductive optoelectronic metamaterial via the self-organisation of quantum dots.
Enhancing communication efficiency for drones and IoT
02 November, 2022Researchers have used light data transmission and numerical modelling to enhance communication between IoT devices and calculate the probability of a 5G/6G disconnection with a drone, respectively.
Atom by atom: building a silicon quantum computer chip
17 January, 2022Australian and German researchers have developed a technique for embedding single atoms in a silicon wafer one by one.
Robotas Sigma manual assembly optimisation system
17 March, 2020Robotas Technologies has developed a system for optimising the manual assembly process for the requirements of Industry 4.0.
Outsourcing a key determiner of success in dynamic markets
06 February, 2019 by Timo Gassauer, Head of Product Line StacksIn order to remain profitable, companies must reduce their development times, recoup their initial investment costs sooner and bring products into markets more rapidly.
2D oxide layers created with liquid metal
24 October, 2017Australian researchers have used liquid metal to create two-dimensional materials no thicker than a few atoms that have never before been seen in nature.
3D-printed electronics
26 October, 2015A combination of two technologies — one to create a thin film and the second to 'cut' designs out of the film — could be a potentially powerful tool to create custom electronic components.
Keysight Technologies 5G Channel Sounding Reference Solution
25 August, 2015Keysight Technologies has introduced the 5G Channel Sounding Reference Solution. The reference solution is designed for accelerating research of millimetre-wave 5G channel models and includes ultrabroadband and MIMO.
Valor MSS Process Preparation tool
10 August, 2014Mentor Graphics has released its product data manufacturing process tool, Valor MSS Process Preparation.
Rainbow Technology Systems Desktop Coater
10 July, 2014Rainbow Technology Systems has introduced a version of its desktop coating system said to offer even greater functionality and ease of use. The product features an alignment system, which means the copper panel and phototool can be lined up with accuracy.
Controlling the assembly of atoms
22 March, 2013University of Canterbury scientists have discovered a new way of assembling atoms that could lead to increases in the power of mobile phones, computer tablets and memory sticks.
Production process doubles speed and efficiency of flexible electronics
20 February, 2013Stretching out the atomic structure of the silicon in the critical components of a device can be a good way to increase a processor’s performance.
