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3D printing tiny parts for big impact

02.06.2021 | MIT | www.mit.edu

Whether it’s computer chips, smartphone components, or camera parts, the hardware in many products is constantly getting smaller. The trend is pushing companies to come up with new ways to make the…

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Abundant element to power small devices

27.04.2020 | University of Tokyo | www.u-tokyo.ac.jp/en/index.html

Researchers have found a way to convert heat energy into electricity with a nontoxic material. The material is mostly iron which is extremely cheap given its relative abundance. A generator based on…

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University of Michigan gyroscope could reduce dependence on GPS in electronics

03.04.2020 | ClickOnDetroit | www.clickondetroit.com

Researchers powered the University of Michigan have developed a small but powerful gyroscope that could reduce the GPS-dependency of drones and autonomous cars.

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University of Michigan gyroscope could reduce dependence on GPS in electronics

Mirrored chip could enable handheld dark-field microscopes

26.02.2020 | MIT | www.mit.edu

Do a Google search for dark-field images, and you’ll discover a beautifully detailed world of microscopic organisms set in bright contrast to their midnight-black backdrops. Dark-field microscopy can…

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Mirrored chip could enable handheld dark-field microscopes

Lasers and terahertz waves combined in camera that sees 'unseen' detail

19.02.2020 | Science Daily | www.sciencedaily.com

A team of physicists at the University of Sussex has successfully developed the first nonlinear camera capable of capturing high-resolution images of the interior of solid objects using terahertz …

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Lasers and terahertz waves combined in camera that sees 'unseen' detail

Invention of teeny-tiny organic films could enable new electronics

11.11.2019 | University of Chicago | www.uchicago.edu

The first cell phone, released in 1983, was the size of a brick and weighed two-and-a-half pounds. The newest Apple Watch, released this fall, weighs 1.1 ounces.

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Invention of teeny-tiny organic films could enable new electronics

New lens ready for its close-up

08.10.2019 | University of Utah | www.utah.edu

Researchers have always thought that flat, ultrathin optical lenses for cameras or other devices were impossible because of the way all the colors of light must bend through them. Consequently,…

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Engineers produce smallest 3-D transistor yet

10.12.2018 | MIT | www.mit.edu

Researchers from MIT and the University of Colorado have fabricated a 3-D transistor that’s less than half the size of today’s smallest commercial models. To do so, they developed a novel…

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Engineers produce smallest 3-D transistor yet

Using electricity and water, a new kind of motor can slide microrobots into motion

20.11.2018 | MIT | www.mit.edu

Look around and you'll likely see something that runs on an electric motor. Powerful and efficient, they keep much of our world moving, everything from our computers to refrigerators to the automatic…

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Using electricity and water, a new kind of motor can slide microrobots into motion

How to mass produce cell-sized robots

24.10.2018 | MIT | www.mit.edu

Tiny robots no bigger than a cell could be mass-produced using a new method developed by researchers at MIT. The microscopic devices, which the team calls “syncells” (short for synthetic cells),…

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3D printing tiny parts for big impact

Abundant element to power small devices

University of Michigan gyroscope could reduce dependence on GPS in electronics

Mirrored chip could enable handheld dark-field microscopes

Lasers and terahertz waves combined in camera that sees 'unseen' detail

Invention of teeny-tiny organic films could enable new electronics

New lens ready for its close-up

Engineers produce smallest 3-D transistor yet

Using electricity and water, a new kind of motor can slide microrobots into motion

How to mass produce cell-sized robots