Edax, Pleasanton, Calif., a leader in x-ray microanalysis and electron diffraction instrumentation, launched the Velocity Ultra, a new, faster, low-noise CMOS camera to its Velocity Electron Backscatter Diffraction Camera Series, now the fastest EBSD camera in the world.
Researchers at Northeastern University, Boston, discovered an all-ceramic material that can be compression-molded into complex parts—an industry breakthrough— that could transform the design and construction of heat-emitting electronics, including cellphones and other radio components.
Cadence, Santa Clara, Calif., rolled out Verisium, its latest AI-powered electronic design automation (EDA) platform which promises to ease the amount of time and resources that chipmakers put into the verification process.
Researchers at Nottingham Trent University, U.K., have invented textiles embedded with more than a thousand miniature solar cells that can charge a smart watch or mobile phone.
Video description This video from CSIRO demonstrates a 3D-printed self-expanding Nitinol stent created using an additive manufacturing process called selective laser melting (SLM).
