NEWS 29 October 2024

Mikroniek November 2024: The Future of Precision Engineering

The November issue of Mikroniek is devoted to the future of precision engineering.

The main theme introduces machine learning for industrial motion control as a means of dealing with increasing complexity in holistic mechatronic system design. Other theme features present an update on the academia-industry-DSPE collaboration for the development of future-proof design principles for precision mechatronics, as well as an article on nonlinear control. Also included is a preview of the Precision Fair 2024. Click here for a first impression. (Cover photo: Bram Saeys)

Mikrocentrum Precisie Beurs Brabanthallen woensdag 15-11-2023. Foto: Bram Saeys

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A flexible way to reflect…

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AI-driven visual inspection of photonic…

In the rapidly evolving field of photonics, the integrity of photonic wafers is paramount to the performance and reliability of optical devices.

Designing better with additive manufacturing

In the area of precision engineering – where tolerances are measured in microns or even nanometers – additive manufacturing (AM) offers a new level of possibility.