Category: News
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ADJ has begun shipping its compact Vizi Xtreme moving-head luminaire. Four 60W RGBL emitters, a pixel-controlled LED ring, motorised zoom, and networked movement control are integrated within the 7kg fixture.
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AIXTRON is expanding Malaysian operations around compound-semiconductor manufacturing equipment production. The Penang facility will add assembly, engineering, purchasing, and customer support for systems serving gallium nitride, silicon carbide, and indium phosphide devices.
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Panasonic Industry secured certification for its industrial cybersecurity development lifecycle. IEC 62443-4-1 coverage now extends across design, verification, maintenance, vulnerability management, and product support ahead of stricter European requirements.
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Aetina is extending Jetson Thor systems across lower-power robotics platforms. Fan-cooled and fanless designs will support NVIDIA’s T3000 and T2000 modules for physical-AI, machine-vision, and industrial edge deployments.
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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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Cicor’s first-half orders climbed as European defence electronics demand strengthened. Order intake reached CHF399.8m, while acquisition integration, component constraints, and production transfers continued to weigh on margins and working capital.
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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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Thales recorded stronger first-half orders as defence electronics demand accelerated. Order intake reached €12.47bn, supported by radar, communications, surveillance, aerospace, and space programmes across Europe and international markets.
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STMicroelectronics returned to revenue growth as semiconductor demand continued recovering. Second-quarter sales reached $3.49bn, while improving bookings, lower distributor inventories, and rising AI infrastructure demand supported a stronger outlook.
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British funding will expand Gripen E training and support capacity. The €300 million package covers simulators, engineering instruction, spares, equipment, and UK supply-chain work.