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Salland Engineering ready to accelerate MEMS testingThe world doesn’t seem to be able to get enough of micromechanical sensors. However, the chip industry currently lacks the test technology when it comes to high-volume production of MEMS. Salland Engineering wants to change this by 2020. |
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Wearable ultrasound from Nijmegen senses your ballooning bladderIn 2014, a urologist from Twente needed a solution to measure bladder content from outside of the body. The answer: an external wearable ultrasound device. Now, Novioscan’s first product has successfully hit the market, with a follow-up expected in early 2020. |
In other news |
| Volkswagen lets its charging robots loose (VW) |
| Major companies breached, robbed and spied on by Chinese (Fox) |
| Boeing, Boeing, gone! CEO Muilenburg quits (The Register) |
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Technology forecastingForecasting which promising technologies are going to make it and in what form is the philosopher’s stone with which fortunes, empires and industries are built. |