Category: News
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Johnson & Johnson has gained approval for dual-energy cardiac ablation. The catheter platform combines pulsed-field and radio-frequency energy with mapping, imaging, contact-force sensing, and procedural guidance.
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Hoenle’s bluepoint platform can control twenty LED-UV curing heads centrally. The modular system supports configurable wavelengths, process sequences, safety interlocks, and high-intensity curing for electronics, optics, and medical-device production.
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Technosert has automated PCB depaneling using ASYS precision production technology. The installation adds adaptive control, complete cut inspection, tool management, and connected-factory interfaces for regulated electronics production.
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Infineon combines UWB ranging and presence sensing within one device. The AIROC TSL100 family targets secure access, industrial tracking, indoor navigation, collision avoidance, and automotive detection.
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A Munich ruling strengthens Infineon’s position in ongoing GaN litigation. The decision restricts affected Innoscience products in Germany, adding another consideration to device qualification and long-term sourcing.
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Nokia and NestAI are integrating deployable 5G with battlefield AI. The programme links mission planning, resilient communications, and distributed sensing for operations in contested radio environments.
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Defence electronics programmes are sharpening semiconductor strategy and supply assurance. Long-lifecycle platforms need chips that can support radar, communications, electronic warfare, sensing, and control systems.
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Danisense has strengthened operations leadership for precision current sensing growth. Hjalti Pall Thorvardarson joins as chief operating officer during wider demand for high-accuracy measurement.
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ROHM has expanded its 600V Super Junction MOSFET surface-mount portfolio. The new DFN8080-5L and TOLL package options target high-density power supplies for AI servers and industrial equipment.
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Mouser is supporting a virtual conference for automation engineers globally. Control Automation Day 2026 will cover AI, robotics, machine vision, control systems, and industrial automation technologies.