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Not long ago, Nuburu, the developer of industrial blue light lasers, encountered a personnel change controversy. The departure of two senior executives from its board of directors resulted in a shortage of board members, and the originally scheduled special meeting for financing proposals was forced to be cancelled as a result. Recently, Nuburu announced two new director appointments that will tak...
A game museum has 3D printed a replica of a historic arcade computer space. The arcade museum in Stroud, Gloucestershire lacks the first commercial arcade video game. They collaborated with Heber company to create a real replica. Neil Thomas, the director of the arcade museum, said that because it is a replica, not an original, they are not "afraid" of letting people play with it.A spokesperson...
Cambridge Vacuum Engineering (CVE), a precision welding equipment company in the UK, and Cranfield University recently announced that they have successfully reached a Knowledge Transfer Partnership (KTP), which will provide global engineers with more welding options.In this cooperation, both parties jointly solved the optical pollution problem in vacuum laser welding, paving the way for the compre...
Polytetrafluoroethylene (PTFE) has improved the efficiency and repeatability of nanosecond and picosecond laser processing technologies used in microelectronics and display glass manufacturing. In the field of precision manufacturing, the demand for efficient and repeatable processes is crucial. The laser structure of glass and laser ablation of silicon substrates are key areas where precision p...
The manufacturing of sensors through 3D printing combines speed, design freedom, and the possibility of using waste as a substrate. In the circular economy model, various results have been achieved, and typically discarded residues are used as low-cost resources. A research team in Brazil has proposed a highly creative solution that involves printing electrochemical sensors on fallen leaves. The t...