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NEC Display Solutions Adds New LCD Desktop Monitor to its AccuSync Series

NEC Display Solutions of America is a pioneer in supplying commercial LCD display and projector solutions. It declared the addition of the 24” AS241W to its AccuSync Series of quality desktop monitors. A variety of businesses, government offices and schools will be benefited by this series.

By Andy Choi 3 Feb 2012

Stereo Camera System in the Car Detects Pedestrians

A group of German researchers at the University of Alcalá, UAH, Spain, under the guidance of an efficient lecturer, has developed a system that employs artificial vision to identify pedestrians walking ahead of vehicle.

By Andy Choi 3 Feb 2012

Cosmedics Offers Laser Skin Tightening Therapy

Cosmedics is renowned for its excellent professional skincare. The treatment at the clinic is based on the combination of medicine along with cosmetic treatments.

By Andy Choi 3 Feb 2012

Palomar Technologies’ Wire-Bond-Free Direct Attach LEDs Improve Thermal Management

Palomar Technologies, a renowned global supplier of precision optoelectronic and microelectronics packaging systems, declared the development of a precision eutectic process for direct attach light emitting diodes (LEDs).

By Andy Choi 3 Feb 2012

Adura Technologies Joins SMUD’s Advanced Lighting Controls Incentive Program

Adura Technologies, an acclaimed supplier of energy management systems and wireless lighting controls, is participating in Sacramento Municipal Utility District’s (SMUD) Advanced Lighting Controls (ALC) Incentive Program to enhance commercial energy conservation.

By Andy Choi 3 Feb 2012

Canon U.S.A Launches REALiS Installation LCOS Projectors

Canon U.S.A, renowned for digital imaging solutions, has launched the radiant REALiS Installation LCOS Projectors. These projectors were specifically designed to offer unique display performance, benefiting a variety of professional AV markets.

From Canon U.S.A., Inc. 3 Feb 2012

Optical Stimulation Makes Graphene to Release Terahertz Radiation

A research team comprising Leonhard Prechtel and Leonhard Prechtel from the Technische Universitaet Muenchen’s Walter Schottky Institut has devised a method to improve the time resolution down to the picosecond range for measuring photocurrent in graphene, which in turn helpedin detecting pulses in a few picoseconds.

3 Feb 2012

3M’s New Series of Active Optical Cable Assemblies Showcased at DesignCon 2012

3M’s array of active optical cable assembly solutions was unveiled at DesignCon 2012. A new, advanced light-engine design is facilitated by the 3M Active Optical Cable (AOC) Assemblies for QSFP+ and CX4 applications, thereby benefiting design engineers with this cost-effective and high efficiency design.

By Andy Choi 2 Feb 2012

Boogie Board eWriters, a Spotlight at the International CES

Improv Electronics declared its successful debut at the International Consumer Electronics Show (CES) in Las Vegas.

By Andy Choi 2 Feb 2012

NeoPhotonics, Inphi to Develop Advanced Optical Modules for 100G Systems

Inphi Corporation is renowned for supplying high-speed analog semiconductor solutions that benefit the markets of computing and communications.

By Andy Choi 2 Feb 2012

Zhone Technologies Deploys Over 3,000 MXK Platforms Worldwide

Zhone Technologies, an international pioneer in FTTx network access solutions, declared the installation of over 3,000 MXK multi-service access node (MSAN) platforms, globally.

By Andy Choi 2 Feb 2012

Celte, Opgal to Deliver Innovative Thermal Imaging Solutions

Opgal Optronic Industries is a worldwide supplier of novel near infrared illumination and contemporary thermal imaging solutions for safety and security applications.

By Andy Choi 2 Feb 2012

2 Feb 2012

Carbon Nanotube’s Fluorescence Varies with its Length and Defects

A Rice University study on fluorescence of single-walled carbon nanotubes has discovered that the brightest nanotubes of identical length demonstrate uniform fluorescence intensity and their brightness varies proportionally with their length.

By Andy Choi 2 Feb 2012

Study Results Help Develop Atomic-Scale Plasmonic Devices

A research team from the Oak Ridge National Laboratory (ORNL) of the Department of Energy has demonstrated that point defects in graphene are helpful in transferring atomic-scale data by integrating electrons with light, paving the way to develop quicker and compact electronic devices.

By Andy Choi 2 Feb 2012