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ISO/IEC 17025 Accreditation Granted to Bruker’s NMR FoodScreener Laboratory

Bruker announced that its NMR FoodScreener™ laboratory for food authenticity and quality determination, located in Rheinstetten, Germany, has been granted ISO/IEC 17025 accreditation. The certificate has been awarded for Bruker’s validated methods for the determination of ingredients and measures of authenticity and quality of liquid foods and food extracts by NMR spectroscopy. Government and private analytical service laboratories offering NMR-based testing for food authenticity and quality with Bruker’s standard operating procedures (SOPs) and validated methods can now more easily get these NMR methods accredited in their lab.

From Bruker 28 Sep 2015

Groundbreaking PRaVDA Medical Imaging Technology for Cancer Treatment Now on IET’s New Show Wall

A groundbreaking piece of medical imaging technology that could revolutionise cancer treatment will be featured as part of a showcase of 100 engineering ideas that have changed our world.

22 Sep 2015

Duke Researchers Unlock Previously Unrecognized 3D Imaging Capability of Modern Cameras

Modern digital cameras are equipped with an impressive array of functions - from autofocus and image stabilization to panoramas and high-definition video. Recently a team of engineers from Duke University has unlocked a previously unrecognized 3D imaging capability of modern cameras by simply repurposing its existing components.

From Optical Society Of America 18 Sep 2015

Teledyne DALSA Introduces New Genie Nano GigE Vision Industrial Camera

The new Genie Nano GigE Vision industrial camera from Teledyne DALSA is packed with features that enhance performance while reducing complexity and cost. The impressive array of data acquisition modes combines unparalleled imaging possibilities with data transmission at rates exceeding the GigE limit. An increased operating temperature range together with proven camera reliability are provided in a slim-line, lightweight package for integration into tight spaces.

From Teledyne DALSA 18 Sep 2015

EyeVision Announces Support for DST CONTROL’s SAITIS-640 Thermal Imaging Camera

With the support of the SAITIS-640 thermal imaging camera by DST CONTROL, EVT covers a broad field of image processing.

From EVT Eye Vision Technology 18 Sep 2015

Lumenera Release Best-In-Class 16 Megapixel High Performance USB 3.0 Camera

Lumenera Corporation, a leading manufacturer and developer of high performance digital cameras and custom imaging solutions, announced today the release of the company’s new high performance USB 3.0 camera, built w...

16 Sep 2015

LASER COMPONENTS’ Range of Position Sensing Modules

LASER COMPONENTS’ range of Position Sensing Modules (PSMs) have been used extensively as an easy to integrate position measuring tool for applications such as straightness alignment, flatness monitoring, and real-time position feedback for positioning systems.

From Laser Components (UK) Ltd. 16 Sep 2015

FARO Unveils FARO Freestyle3D X Handheld Laser Scanner

FARO Technologies, Inc., the world's most trusted source for 3D measurement technology, announces the release of the new FARO Freestyle3D X Handheld Laser Scanner, a 3D Laser Scanner designed to transform the way the Architecture, Engineering and Construction (AEC), Law Enforcement, and other industries document3D data through easy to use, intuitive data acquisition. With the release of the Freestyle3D X, FARO´s portfolio now contains two handheld scanners designed to help customers increase productivity, save time and make effective, data-driven decisions.

16 Sep 2015

Mercury Systems Introduces New Fiber-Optic I/O Modules for Complex Image and Radar Processing

Mercury Systems, Inc., announced the Ensemble® IOM-300 series of fiber-optic input/output (I/O) modules for complex image and radar processing and other high-bandwidth, low-latency sensor processing and networking applications.

16 Sep 2015

New Method to Make Transparent Tissue for Illuminating 3D Brain Anatomy at Very High Resolutions

Researchers at the RIKEN Brain Science Institute in Japan have developed a new technique for creating transparent tissue that can be used to illuminate 3D brain anatomy at very high resolutions. Published in Nature Neuroscience, the work showcases the new technology and its practical importance in clinical science by showing how it has given new insights into Alzheimer's disease plaques.

16 Sep 2015