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Photonics focuses on the use of light with all its possibilities. From light control to laser technologies and data transmission, photonics is used in many fields such as medicine, industry, astronomy, microscopy or traffic safety.

The machine and plant manufacturer ystral supports the project Battery Cell Research Manufacturing in Münster / Germany with a mixing and dispersing system in the “FFB PreFab”, which is intended for testing manufacturing processes as well as new recipes for battery cell production. The start of the test operation on the ystral system is scheduled for the end of next year.

Programmable materials are true shapeshifters. They can change their characteristics in a controlled and reversible way with the push of a button, independently adapting to fit new conditions.

The level of automation and efficiency in industry has increased significantly with Industry 4.0 and the Internet of Things. This requires more and more sensors, actuators, control devices and machine learning systems. The demand for compact, energy-efficient and advanced technologies as well as miniaturised components with innovative functions is increasing. However, the development of many of these technologies involves high costs and the use o...

Lithium-ion stationary battery producer Hithium is entering the European market, with the opening of an office in Munich and its first appearance at Intersolar Europe.

Infineon in Villach is launching two European research projects into power electronics and AI: ‘ALL2GaN’ & ‘AIMS5.0.’

The SMTconnect looks back on another successful event from 9―11 May in the Nuremberg exhibition halls.

Within the MEMTONOMY-2 project, consortium partners have set themselves the goal of developing new storage systems as well as safety and reliability concepts for autonomous driving.

In everyday life, digital helpers – such as smart apps or cars that think for themselves – are already firmly integrated.

Fraunhofer IIS/EAS has announced its first implementation of the Bunch of Wires (BoW) standard-based interface IP from the Open Compute Project (OCP) on Samsung’s 5nm technology.