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Optical Telescope Detects Near Miss for Earth

A newly discovered asteroid has been predicted to slightly miss the Earth, during its entry in 2013. The space rock, measuring 50 m, will approach closer when compared to other satellites. Hence, it is essential to be aware of the potential hazards existing in space.

20 Mar 2012

CyberOptics to Display QX100 and Value-Add Initiatives at NEPCON China 2012

CyberOptics will introduce its QX100, an AOI tabletop system integrated with AI2 next-generation image analysis software. The system will be showcased in addition to a sneak preview of CyberOptics’ latest AOI and SPI systems during the forthcoming NEPCON China exhibition.

From CyberOptics Corporation 20 Mar 2012

Market Research Report on Computed Tomography Scanners

GIA declared that a new market research report on Computed Tomography (CT) Scanners market has been released. Global installed base of CT Scanners has been predicted to reach more than 67,000 units by 2017.

20 Mar 2012

Study on Magnetic Resonance Imaging Method Helps Improve Pulmonary Embolism Diagnosis

A novel research has showed that an enhanced identification of pulmonary embolism is possible when two magnetic resonance imaging (MRI) sequences are added to the common MR angiography method.

20 Mar 2012

Solos Endoscopy to Introduce New Series of SteriTAP Endoscopic Instruments

Solos Endoscopy declared that it will launch SteriTAP, a new line of endoscopic instruments. Designed to be the ultimate take-apart sterile endoscopic instruments, Solos' SteriTAP Instruments will be commercialized globally by Solos Endoscopy.

19 Mar 2012

Boulder’s Double Helix to Develop 3D Super-Resolution Imaging Technology

Boulder’s Double Helix has entered into a unique option agreement with the University of Colorado, through which Double Helix can develop an innovative technique for 3D super-resolution imaging.

19 Mar 2012

Specialized X-Ray Lasers Unveil Magnet’s Inner Capabilities and Function

Researchers from the University of Colorado Boulder and the National Institute of Standards and Technology have succeeded in discovering the magnet’s inner capabilities using specialized X-ray lasers that serve as rapid source of light. This discovery will contribute to smarter and faster computers.

17 Mar 2012