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DNA Electronics Ltd, a developer of disposable, real-time gene testing at the point-of-care, has been named as the winner of the prestigious R&D prize at the Elektra09 European Electronics Industry Awards. DNA Electronics, a spin-out of Imperial College London, triumphed from a shortlist of five other finalists to be named winner by an independent panel of judges in recognition of its innovative technology and intellectual property strategy. The ...

Makso Electronics, a company that has long been one of the leading EMS providers in the Netherlands, has responded to increasing demand for its services by ordering a new MYDATA MY100DX14/DX14 SMT Synergy line. The new line, which comprises of two MYDATA DX14 pick-and-place machines configured for integrated operation in a single cell, has a total of 320 feeder positions and a maximum capacity of 68,000 cph.

Stealth.com Inc. (Stealth Computer), a leader in the industrial computer and peripherals market has released a new ultra small PC designed specifically for in-vehicle/mobile/embedded applications. Stealth's model LPC-100M is a rugged small form PC that operates from 10-26 VDC power input making it ideal for DC powered applications typically found in vehicles and remote applications.

CoolLED has recently added new information on its website to provide intensity values for each of its LED wavelengths. The information is in two forms: (1) absolute values in mW/cm2 and (2) recommendations for particular fluorophores.

A 4-mm feeder for Royal Philips Electronics subsidiary Assembléon’s A-Series pick & place machines improves the reliability of 01005 component placement. Assembléon’s ITF3 feeder accepts the new W4P1 all-plastic tape standardized by the International Electrotechnical Commission (under IEC 60286-3-2: Type VI). The tape eliminates the paper dust that can cause bad solder connections to the micro-miniature components. It is also static free, a...

World Machinery, is offering sheet metal industries up to 1.4 times greater productivity, following its UK launch of Mitsubishi Electric’s new eX Series 4.5kW laser cutting machine (Option: 3.5kW & 6.0kW). The new eX Series machine delivers lower running costs, legendary reliability and market leading cutting speeds, thanks to Mitsubishi’s patented cross-flow laser design.

Ann Watson, managing director of specialist awarding organisation, EAL (EMTA Awards Limited), congratulates the winners of the National Apprenticeship Awards.

Cyberhawk Innovations has been shortlisted for the Energy North Awards 2011* (www.energynorth.co.uk ). The nomination in the “Best Service Supply” category has been made by Cyberhawk customer, Scottish & Southern Energy plc (SSE).

A crane control refurbishment project at Clydeport’s Hunterston terminal relies on Parker SSD AC890 series system drives to deliver pinpoint control in the unloading of coal from vessels. The massive crane can lift up to 36 tonnes of coal in a single grab, allowing loads to be deposited reliably and accurately into the dockside hopper, even in inclement Scottish weather and winds of 40mph or more.

New products that increase machine tool automation and process control, and a new wireless device for assessing the performance of machines before metal cutting begins, will be a major feature of Renishaw’s stand at WESTEC 2010, taking place in Los Angeles from March 23rd to 25th. There will also be a range of new motion control products, including a true absolute optical encoder for rotary and linear applications.