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How Neon Signs Are Made: Bending Tubes and Illuminating Glass Over a Flame

Matt Thompson has been perfecting his craft of making neon signs and lights for over 30 years now, but recently invited a camera crew to film what goes into his work. Many of us enjoy…

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Using Jointly-Devloped Photoresist Technology, Fujifilm and imec Demonstrate Full-Color OLED

High-resolution and large organic Electroluminescent (EL) displays could potentially be on the way thanks to Fujifilm Corporation and imec and their jointly-developed photoresist technology for ogranic semiconductors. Photoresist technology enables submicron patterning, allowing Fujifilm and…

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LEDs Based On Quantum Dots Being Used To Create Low-Voltage “Electronic Tattoos”

Yes, you read the title correctly… The next breakthrough in wearable tech just might be low-voltage “electronic tattoos”, which are being created by utilizing flexible, stretchable LEDs based on quantum dots. These stretchable LEDs are…

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New Mirrored and Transparent OLED Displays From Samsung Push The Envelope In Electronics

Samsung continues to push the envelope in the electronics industry, this time introducing a new series of prototype mirrored and transparent OLED displays in Hong Kong. The new mirrored displays look like something from the…

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Ammunition Manufacturer Targets Despatch Industries For Impact-Sensitive Primer Drying Process

During manufacture, 22 caliber rimfire cases are filled with an impact-sensitive primer in a wet state so that the primer is stable. This primer then needs to be dried so it will detonate when the…

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The World’s Most Efficient Black Silicon Solar Cell Converts 22.1 Percent of Incident Light Into Electricity

A team of scientists from Finland’s Aalto University and Universitat Politècnica de Catalunya have developed the world’s most efficient nanostructured black silicon solar cell, capable of converting 22.1 percent of incident light into electricity. Incredibly,…

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Zero Energy Table Acts as a Thermal Sponge In Order To Continuously Regulate a Room’s Temperature

Two Frenchmen, engineer Raphaël Ménard and designer Jean-Sébastien Lagrange, have developed a table capable of continuously regulating a room’s temperature while expending zero energy whatsoever. Their so-called Zero Energy tables, also known as ZEF Climatic…

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Miito Is an Innovative, Energy and Water Saving Device That Easily Heats Tea, Hot Chocolate, and Soup

Technology is progressing more and more rapidly, with a new gadget, concept, or prototype coming out daily. A new Kickstarter project called Miito features a Frisbee-like plate, in addition to an induction rod, in order to…

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LG’s New 55-Inch OLED Panel Is 0.97 Millimeters Thick and Peels Off The Wall Like a Poster

LG seems to continuously push the boundaries when it comes to new technology, specifically when it involves developing magnificent screens. They might have outdone themselves with their latest screen, a 55-inch OLED panel merely 0.97…

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This Flexible Rubber Film Material, Created By Ricoh, Creates Electricity As It Deforms

A new rubber film-like flexible material from Ricoh has the ability to create electricity as it deforms. To me, it kind of looks like a fruit roll-up, but that couldn’t be any farther from the…

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Author Archives: mc@engnetglobal.com

How Neon Signs Are Made: Bending Tubes and Illuminating Glass Over a Flame

Using Jointly-Devloped Photoresist Technology, Fujifilm and imec Demonstrate Full-Color OLED

LEDs Based On Quantum Dots Being Used To Create Low-Voltage “Electronic Tattoos”

New Mirrored and Transparent OLED Displays From Samsung Push The Envelope In Electronics

Ammunition Manufacturer Targets Despatch Industries For Impact-Sensitive Primer Drying Process

The World’s Most Efficient Black Silicon Solar Cell Converts 22.1 Percent of Incident Light Into Electricity

Zero Energy Table Acts as a Thermal Sponge In Order To Continuously Regulate a Room’s Temperature

Miito Is an Innovative, Energy and Water Saving Device That Easily Heats Tea, Hot Chocolate, and Soup

LG’s New 55-Inch OLED Panel Is 0.97 Millimeters Thick and Peels Off The Wall Like a Poster

This Flexible Rubber Film Material, Created By Ricoh, Creates Electricity As It Deforms

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