Introducing LightCam

LightCam introduces the novel, patent-pending concept of attaching a camera to your existing Viso Systems spectrometer-based measurement system. This enables you to quantify the area from which the light is emitting. This opens the avenue of Blue Light Hazard calculations, objective evaluation…

Holmatro en Matas werken aan zero-defect reddingsgereedschap

Slim automatiseren is bij Matas Electronics geen rode draad, maar de rode kabel die door de hele organisatie loopt. En dat moet ook, want alleen op deze manier kan het bedrijf tot in de puntjes voldoen aan de vraag en behoeften van partners. Bijvoorbeeld aan die van Holmatro, een bedrijf in Raamsdonksveer dat reddingsgereedschappen maakt. Lees verder [Bron: linkmagazine.nl]

Cleanroom and Machine Expansion in Malaysia

In just three months, our team at Hittech Wemac in Malaysia completed a new 650-square-metre cleanroom in compliance with ISO 14644 Class 7, meeting temperature, humidity, and ESD requirements at their new plant in Penang. But that’s not all, says their managing director, Paul Morach: ‘While the cleanroom is ready for manufacturing, we are already waiting…

Understanding the Benefits of MS-Based Detection in TPRx

Temperature-Programmed Reaction (TPRx) offers essential insight into how catalysts behave during temperature ramps. By observing the gases released or consumed during controlled heating, researchers can determine activation temperatures, identify reaction pathways, and evaluate material stability. The quality of the information derived from TPRx depends on the performance of the detector used to monitor the evolving gas…

Petter Lind – Turning data into sustainable impact

During his traineeship, Petter developed a Power BI dashboard for KMWE that brings clear, data-driven insights into their return logistics process. Where the team previously relied mainly on physically monitoring what was happening on the factory floor, they…

Sonos Optimizes MEMS Microphone Design to Reduce Distortion from Wind Noise

MEMS microphones can be found in a wide variety of consumer products, including cellphones, laptops, and smartwatches. While these bite-sized acoustic sensors are able to process sound sources that vary greatly in tone, timbre, and application, distortion caused by wind noise has proven to be a design challenge since the beginning of this technology’s development.