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ASMPT: New Stationary Camera for SIPLACE Placement Machines

03/13/2025 | ASMPT
Market and technology leader ASMPT is offering a new stationary camera available for its placement machines equipped with SIPLACE placement heads CPP and TWIN. It delivers significantly faster processing speeds as well as more component flexibility – from highly integrated ball grid arrays (BGAs) to large-format odd shape components (OSCs).

Intelsat, Cochise County Sheriff’s Office Deploy Satellite Communications at Mexican Border

03/12/2025 | BUSINESS WIRE
Intelsat, operator of one of the world’s largest satellite and terrestrial networks, and the Cochise County, Arizona Sheriff’s Office launched the use of Intelsat’s Multi-Layer Communication System (MLCS) to enable border security forces to safely operate and communicate in extreme, remote environments where radio, cellular and infrastructure services do not exist.

Scanfil Signs Agreement with Leardal Medical for Malaysian Factory

03/12/2025 | Scanfil
Laerdal Medical and Scanfil have signed a framework agreement for manufacturing at Scanfil’s newly acquired Malaysian factory in Johor Bahru. Scanfil announced an investment of EUR 4.3 million in the factory in January to meet its high customer demand.

Speaking the Same Language as Your Fabricator

03/12/2025 | Andy Shaughnessy, Design007 Magazine
We do indeed have a failure to communicate; designers and fabricators often seem to be talking past each other, which can lead to jobs being put on hold. We asked Jen Kolar, VP of engineering for Monsoon Solutions, and columnist Kelly Dack to share their thoughts on ways that we can break down the communication barrier between design and fabrication. As they point out, a design kickoff checklist and a solid review process can be invaluable tools in a designer’s toolbox.

The Shaughnessy Report: Breaking Down the Language Barrier

03/11/2025 | Andy Shaughnessy -- Column: The Shaughnessy Report
According to Ethnologue’s 2024 update, there are currently 7,164 living languages being spoken today. It makes you wonder: Do they count PCB design as a language? PCB fabrication? Assembly?
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