Category: Design engineering
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BAE Systems is funding new postgraduate UK RF engineering training. NMITE’s master’s programme combines wireless systems teaching with industrial projects and mentoring.
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Hitachi Energy will build Elmed’s two international HVDC converter stations. The €770 million contract covers valves, transformers, switchgear, digital control, and commissioning.
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TU Eindhoven has expanded semiconductor research links with Arizona universities. The five-year partnership covers photonics, computing, education, and industrial placements.
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Schurter has introduced a low-profile switch for fixed hardware configuration. The DMSD family combines standard 2.54mm spacing with automated assembly compatibility and an industrial operating-temperature range.
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Vision Engineering has launched an autofocus microscope for production inspection. PicoZoom combines motorised optical zoom, focus stacking, controlled illumination, measurement, annotation, and reporting within a compact bench-top system.
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Altus added higher-power laser depaneling equipment across Britain and Ireland. LPKF’s 90W CuttingMaster 3290 targets faster separation of thick FR4, ceramic, flex, and rigid-flex assemblies with reduced mechanical stress.
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Mycronic secured another SLX order as photomask investment remained resilient. The $5m–$7m system will support mature-node semiconductor production as mask suppliers replace ageing equipment and add capacity.
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Keiron raised fresh capital to industrialise laser-based solder-paste printing systems. The €20.7m round will expand HF2 production as manufacturers pursue faster changeovers, tighter deposition control, and fewer stencil-dependent process steps.
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UK-developed LiDAR will guide Europe’s Argonaut lander towards safe touchdowns. MDA Space UK’s LEIA sensor will map lunar terrain during autonomous descent.
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Yokogawa’s WT1500 directly measures power systems operating at 2,000V DC. Wideband inputs, resolver channels, and network synchronisation support converter, motor, and energy-system testing.