CERADROP, a MGI Group company based in Limoges, France, supplied Los Alamos National Laboratory with one of its state-of-the-art platforms, the CeraPrinter F-Serie. The Los Alamos National Laboratory, inspired and driven by Richard P. Feynman, is renowned for fostering, deploying and delivering innovation. CERADROP has provided the prestigious laboratory with its cutting-edge equipment to address the most challenging R&D problems. CERADROP’s expertise is focused on designing and manufacturing advanced systems for printed electronics and smart 3D printing.
TactoTek, a leader in injection moulded structural electronics (IMSE) solutions based in Oulu, Finland, and Quin GmbH (Rutesheim, Germany), a leading supplier of premium trim parts in wood, aluminium, foil, and high quality plastics for luxury cars, announced that they have developed natural wood trim using real wood veneers with capacitive touch controls and illumination in a seamless, single piece structure.
Fitness trackers are bang on trend. Whether it is calorie consumption, number of steps or other physical and performance data – wristbands, smartphones and even headphones can measure how sporty we are and tell us where we ought to tweak our training. Lots of people also share their progress in social networks and encourage each other to up their game. Sports medicine technology is also a key theme at this year’s Medica.
