A sharp uptick in reported counterfeit and nonconforming electronic components in 2024 has underscored a widening threat to component authenticity, according to the latest ERAI Annual Report.
Unlocking SPAD technology for advanced imaging applications in microscopy and beyond
Developing Natural Rubber that Stretches Without Cracking
In this video, see the natural rubber that materials researchers at the Harvard John A. Paulson School of Engineering and Applied Sciences have produced that retains its stretchiness and durability while greatly improving its ability to resist cracking, even after repeated cycles of use.
From basement startup to high-tech moldmaking with metal 3D printing
At this Michigan-based moldmaking shop, 3D printing isn’t just a side experiment—it’s a core capability that’s reshaping how work gets done. From custom fixtures that cut cycle times in half to metal 3D-printed mold inserts with conformal cooling, Zero Tolerance shows what happens when additive manufacturing is treated as a practical shopfloor tool. Founder Steve […]




