LAKE MARY, Fla., Feb. 26 -- FARO Technologies, Inc. (Nasdaq: FARO) the world leader in portable computer-aided measurement hardware and software, announced the launch of its new family of 3-D Laser Scanners called Photon 80 and Photon 20. The new Photons, which replace the Company's Laser Scanner LS 880, 840 and 420, offer greater clarity, accuracy and portability.
View of the magnetic flotation equipment. The sinker lies on a holder whose weight is compensated by the buoyancy of a hollow sphere and of an adjusting weight. (Credit: Image courtesy of Physikalisch-Technische Bundesanstalt)
The core piece of the X-ray interferometer, made from a silicon single crystal, furnishes the lattice parameter of silicon as an utmost precisely determined length scale. (Credit: Image courtesy of Physikalisch-Technische Bundesanstalt)
FRANKFURT, Germany, Dec. 5 /PRNewswire-FirstCall/ -- FARO Technologies, Inc. , the world sales leader in portable computer-aided measurement arms and laser trackers, announced that its strategic alliance with Renishaw has produced the FARO SENSOR, an advanced probe for measurement arms that increases user productivity and confidence in results.
Professor Harry Tuller, left, leads a team that has found a way to print useful devices, like gas sensors, from inkjet printers. At far right is Woochul Jung, graduate student in material sciences and engineering, and at center is Amy Leung, a sophomore in chemical engineering; between them is the printing device. Photo / Donna Coveney
Recently, Labthink created the first arc moving model rub tester in China, RT-01. The tester will not only be exported to European and American companies, but also provide great convenience to the foreign invested companies and joint ventures which adopt European and American standards in China, and to their service providers.
LAKE MARY, Fla., Feb. 26 -- FARO Technologies, Inc. (Nasdaq: FARO) the world leader in portable computer-aided measurement hardware and software, announced the launch of its new family of 3-D Laser Scanners called Photon 80 and Photon 20. The new Photons, which replace the Company's Laser Scanner LS 880, 840 and 420, offer greater clarity, accuracy and portability.
Advance could improve telecommunications networks and microscopes
View of the magnetic flotation equipment. The sinker lies on a holder whose weight is compensated by the buoyancy of a hollow sphere and of an adjusting weight. (Credit: Image courtesy of Physikalisch-Technische Bundesanstalt)
The core piece of the X-ray interferometer, made from a silicon single crystal, furnishes the lattice parameter of silicon as an utmost precisely determined length scale. (Credit: Image courtesy of Physikalisch-Technische Bundesanstalt)
Expanding product offering with X-ray and Computer Tomography (CT) technologies
Professor Harry Tuller, left, leads a team that has found a way to print useful devices, like gas sensors, from inkjet printers. At far right is Woochul Jung, graduate student in material sciences and engineering, and at center is Amy Leung, a sophomore in chemical engineering; between them is the printing device. Photo / Donna Coveney
Recently, Labthink created the first arc moving model rub tester in China, RT-01. The tester will not only be exported to European and American companies, but also provide great convenience to the foreign invested companies and joint ventures which adopt European and American standards in China, and to their service providers.