STRATASYS INTRODUCES NEW 3D PRINTING CURRICULUM FOR VOCATIONAL, COLLEGE AND UNIVERSITY EDUCATORS
Full-semester courses help prepare students worldwide
for careers being transformed by 3D printing
Microscan's Image Lock Technology Prevents User Access to Photos Taken by Barcode Imagers
Microscan introduces Image Lock technology on its latest handheld barcode readers, the HS-41X and HS-51X. Image Lock is the only commercially-available feature in image-based barcode reading; ensuring photos taken by a reader's camera are never accessible by users or software, protecting sensitive information.
HLH Prototypes Offering State-Of-The-Art Rapid Prototype Service Using Plastic Molding
HLH Prototypes in China creates rapid injection molds for prototype modeling. Their quality and low cost has made them one of the leading rapid injection molding companies in the industry. Along with the most advanced rapid prototyping equipment, they utilize high speed CNC machining to realize injection mold tools in unbelievable lead times.
A Better Alternative to Additive Manufacturing
Offering Next-Generation Injection Molding Processes, with lead times that rival additive manufacturing.
BitFlow to Demonstrate CoaXPress Capabilities at International Technical Expo in Japan
At the booth, BitFlow will show a number of different CoaXPress cameras running with the Cyton-CXP frame grabber.
MecklerMedia Announces 3D Print Week New York
April 13-17, 2015 at the Jacob K. Javits Convention Center in New York City
Stratasys Joins PTC partneradvantage program to INCREASE ACCESSiBILITY and enhance Design for additive manufacturing
PTC technology solutions help customers transform the way they create, operate and service products across the entire product lifecycle - from conception and design to sourcing and service.
EUROMOLD 2014: stratasys showcases additive manufacturing ecosystem, Creating "youR WAY" 3D PRINTING EXPERIENCE WITH NEW partnerships, PROFESSIONAL services and SOLUTIONS
Company announces largest presence ever at EuroMold 2014 with three exhibits spanning
20 customer applications----
Stratasys unveils new Professional Services program and new key partnerships
11 new products premier at EuroMold
SAKOR TECHNOLOGIES PROVIDES BELT NOISE TEST STAND TO FORD MOTOR COMPANY
Will help company meet new SAE J2432-2012 specifications on vehicle belt noise
SAKOR TECHNOLOGIES, INC. ANNOUNCES ACCUDYNE™ AC DYNAMOMETER TESTING SYSTEM FOR WIND POWER APPLICATIONS
Handles all driveline testing requirements for active and passive components
The POSITAL Advantage - Over 130,000 Varieties of Sensors!
Until now, users of position and motion sensors have had to choose between low-cost standardized products and more expensive custom-built items. For cost-sensitive applications, sensor builders have adopted mass production techniques, building large runs of identical products. The rotation sensors used in automotive ABS and stability control systems are good examples of high-volume, mass produced items. For more demanding customers - such as machine builders creating complex industrial automation and motion control systems - sensor manufacturers have often relied on a more craft-based approach, with expert machinists building custom-designed products in in small batch quantities. These specialized items are more expensive than their mass-produced counterparts and usually take far longer to be delivered. However, for the specialist machine builder, getting instruments that meet their exact requirements can often be more cost-effective than adapting a not-quite-right unit. POSITAL has broken down the "inexpensive but inflexible" vs. "customized but costly" divide by developing a new mass-customized approach to sensor design and fabrication.
New Parker Electric Thrust Tubular (ETT) Linear Motor Increases Performance
Rod-style actuator comes in cost-effective, energy-efficient, low-maintenance package
Altera to Exhibit Comprehensive Solution Portfolio for Accelerating Intelligent Automation at SPS IPC Drives 2014
Demos Include Secure Cloud-Enabled PLC for IoT and Industry 4.0, Precision Robotics, Motor Control and IEC 61508 Functional Safety
MakerBot and Staples Announce Exclusive Agreement to Sell MakerBot Replicator 3D Printers and the MakerBot Digitizer Desktop 3D Scanner in Select Retail Stores and Online
MakerBot 3D Printers and Scanners Now Available in Staples
GE Opens New Advanced Manufacturing Lab in Connecticut
Lab Expands On-Site Resources of New Product Introduction (NPI) Accelerator Lab, Enabling Build and Design for Manufacturability, Robotics and Automation to Support New Circuit Breaker Platform Launch
----GE Uses FastWorks Methodology to Deliver GuardEon* Molded Case Circuit Breaker Platform Significantly Faster than Typical Industry Development Time
----GE Will Open New Circuit Breaker Center of Excellence with Advanced Manufacturing Capabilities in Arecibo, Puerto Rico
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SCHUNK's New Safety Gripping System EGN
With the SLS, SOS, and STO functionalities, the SCHUNK EGN gripping system certified in accordance with DIN EN ISO 13849 enables safe human/machine collaboration. If the production process is interrupted by an emergency shut-off, the SCHUNK EGN goes into either a safely limited speed mode or a safe stop mode depending on the activated protection zone. In contrast to other solutions available on the market, the SCHUNK safety gripping system is continuously powered even in the safe operating stop so that the gripped parts are reliably held even without mechanical maintenance of gripping force. As soon as the protection zone is released, the gripper immediately switches back to the regular operating mode without the system having to be restarted.
