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Syensqo, formerly part of the Solvay group, will showcase its solutions for clean mobility at The Battery Show Europe 2024 in Stuttgart, Germany, from 18th to 20th June.

binder has introduced M5, M8, and M12 products for sensor cabling that feature threaded locking rings – and other design parts – made of stainless steel.

Tips are vital, consumable parts of soldering irons and stations. Choosing the right model is not as easy as you may think, as even the smallest differences in the tip shape and size can substantially affect the efficiency and comfort of work.

The Easy Locking Connector from binder claims to provide medical equipment with a robust and reliable interface. Renowned US trade journal Medical Design Briefs has now honoured the safe and biocompatible circular connector with its POY award.

In a bold stride towards revolutionising the future of aviation, Swiss explorer Bertrand Piccard recently announced the inception of Climate Impulse, an ambitious project aiming to circumnavigate the globe non-stop in a green hydrogen-powered airplane.

Nanoramic Laboratories and E-Lyte Innovations have entered into a strategic R&D partnership to develop breakthrough battery technologies, based on Nanoramic’s Neocarbonixat the Core electrode technology and E-Lyte’s high-performance electrolytes.

Syslogic and Stereolabs have formed a strategic partnership upleveling vision and understanding for autonomous machines.

For signals, data, and electrical power: M12-type connectors have become indispensable interfaces for device connectivity. binder is supplementing its M12 lines with additional products that support users in automation technology to achieve efficient, flexible, and error-free installation.

At electronica 2022, in Munich, David Phillips at binder Electronics talks to Electronic Specifier's Editor Mick Elliott about how binder started as a traditional family business and how they grew to be a global company.

North Carolina has enacted landmark energy legislation that recognises fusion technology's safety and environmental benefits. Senate Bill 678 demonstrates the state's commitment to investing in fusion as a new clean electricity source that can be an important part of the state's energy mix.