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Recently, the Cold Molecular Ion Research Group of the Institute of Precision Measurement has made significant progress in the loading, trapping, and recognition of thorium ions. The related research results have been published as cover and selected articles in the international physics journal Journal of Applied Physics, titled "Loading and identifying variable charged thorium ions in a linear io...
Nikon Vision, a subsidiary of Nikon Corporation, is pleased to announce the launch of the COOLSHOT 20i GIII laser rangefinder for golfers, which is Nikon's small and lightweight model in the COOLSHOT series.While maintaining the lightweight and compact size of the COOLSHOT 20i GII, the new model notifies users through brief vibrations that the distance to the flagpole has been measured.When measur...
The highly respected Finnish Institute of Geospatial Studies will utilize the advanced LiDAR system developed by the Fraunhofer Institute of Physical Measurement Technology for future ocean surface surveys. Significant progress is expected in data quality and on-site measurement efficiency, and the state-owned research department is collaborating with Fraunhofer IPM on a joint project. They are jo...
Researchers from Columbia University in New York reported the latest research on reverse laser sintering of metal powders. The related achievements were published in Scientific Reports under the title "Invested laser sintering of metal powder".The researchers demonstrated the ability of reverse laser sintering technology to manufacture metal powder parts. Researchers first deposit a layer of coppe...
The manufacturing of sensors through 3D printing combines speed, design freedom, and the possibility of using waste as a substrate. In the circular economy model, various results have been achieved, and typically discarded residues are used as low-cost resources. A research team in Brazil has proposed a highly creative solution that involves printing electrochemical sensors on fallen leaves. The t...