The new OKI Semiconductor MK67Q5250 fingerprint matching module is designed to speed implementation of automated fingerprint identification and access control in applications ranging from locks and garage door openers to portable devices, computer workstations and POS terminals.
Research and Markets has announced the addition of John Wiley and Sons Ltd's new report "Applied Digital Optics: From Micro-optics to Nanophotonics" to their offering.
Italy has been on the global PV investment map for the last three years. The reason is the generous feed-in-tariffs that have been offered since 2006. This, combined with remarkable solar irradiation, led to a quick boom on the Italian PV market. The purpose of the report is to study the Italian PV market situation and analyze the market potential and forecasts for the coming years.
United Solar Ovonic (USO), a wholly owned subsidiary of Energy Conversion Devices, Inc. (ECD) (Nasdaq: ENER), today announced that its UNI-SOLAR® laminates have been uniquely integrated into a building in Piazza San Lorenzo, Italy, designed by the prestigious architectural firm of Mario Botta. The building, which accommodates retail, offices and apartments, is distinguished by its curved, retractable rooftop on which a photovoltaic (PV) system comprised of UNI-SOLAR flexible light weight laminates have been installed.
RAB Lighting shoots for the heart of the commercial outdoor lighting market with the introduction of an affordable LED product, the LPACK 20.
Solarfun Power Holdings Co., Ltd., a vertically integrated manufacturer of silicon ingots and photovoltaic "PV" cells and modules in China, today announced its plan to support for and cooperate with Shanghai Jiao Tong University, a top tier university in China that boasts a renowned photovoltaic research center. Solarfun plans to donate RMB1 million over 5 years to support the creation of scholarships to the school's department of physics. The scholarships are intended to be created to help support research of photovoltaic technology, foster technology exchange between this university and Solarfun, and expedite the commercialization of new technology developed at the university.
New MFPs Allow Small Businesses to Think Big With Advanced Power, Functionality, and Networking Capabilities
Customers today have a new way to send special memories to loved ones with the new Pandigital Digital Photo Greeting Card line – a greeting card with a built-in LCD that can show digital photos.
Nations Photo Lab, the Owings Mills, MD based premium professional photofinishing lab, was recently featured in an article on CNN in regards to President Obama's recent proposal for a $5,000 per-worker tax credit for new hire. Ryan Millman, President of Nations Photo Lab, spoke about the positive opportunities that lie ahead if in fact President Obama's incentive is passed by Congress. Expecting to see growth of at least 50% in 2010, Millman plans to hire 20 to 25 new employees to join the 70 full-time workers.
A high-performance, fast, wide-angle fixed focal-length lens compatible with the FX format utilizing Nano Crystal Coat and equipped with a Silent Wave Motor
ARRIS (Nasdaq: ARRS) will demonstrate its broadband access, advanced video and transport solutions to Korean service providers at the KCTA Show in Seoul, Korea, March 3-6, 2010. Korean cable operators and ISPs face stiff competition from national telecoms providers in delivering ultra high speed data service and video, and are looking for the most cost-efficient and optimized infrastructure solutions to meet their growing customer demands.
Oce, an international leader in digital document management, today announced the new Oce Arizona® 550 GT flatbed printer, the most productive Oce Arizona model released to date. This new printer is capable of point of purchase (POP)-quality prints at 433 square feet per hour or thirteen four- by eight-foot boards an hour and offers much better value than other UV flatbed models currently available in the market.
Irvine Sensors Corporation (Nasdaq: IRSN) today announced that one of its existing purchase orders with Optics 1, Inc., of Manchester, New Hampshire, an optical systems designer and manufacturer, has been modified to include initial units of Clip-On Thermal Imager ("COTI") systems to be built under a $37.8 million contract recently awarded to Optics 1 by the Naval Surface Warfare Center of Crane, Indiana. The COTIs to be delivered under the new contract are intended for use by special operations forces. Irvine Sensors will be acting as a subcontractor supplying thermal imagers to Optics 1. John Carson, Irvine Sensors CEO, said, "Once the required delivery schedules of the government customer are fully known, we expect that the amount of our subcontract will ultimately exceed $18 million in support of this job."
Cellular imaging offers a wealth of data about how cells respond to stimuli, but harnessing this technique to study biological systems is a daunting challenge. In a study published online in Genome Research, researchers have developed a novel method of interpreting data from single-cell images to identify genetic interactions within biological networks, offering a glimpse into the future of high-throughput cell imaging analysis.
Zebra Imaging, Inc., the world's foremost provider of 3D holographic display and visualization technologies, transforms point cloud data, BIM model, LIDAR information and other 3D data into high-resolution, accurately-detailed 3D images displayed over 360-degrees without requiring special eyewear. These images help building construction and facility managers, geologists, preservationists and forensic experts communicate complexity, solve problems and make informed business decisions with true 3D display. This week, the company will be showcasing numerous holographic images at SPAR 2010 in booth #23 at The Woodlands Waterway Marriott Hotel & Convention Center.
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