Efficient clamping and handling of objects

Vacuum chuck for efficient clamping and handling of objects
The technology comprises a novel device for the efficient clamping and handling of objects by means of vacuum.
read moreThe technology comprises a novel device for the efficient clamping and handling of objects by means of vacuum.
read moreThe technology includes software algorithms and methods for the precise analysis and correction of impedance profiles in the field of time-domain reflectometry.
read moreThe patented technology enables a selective adsorption and efficient separation of metal cations and metal-containing anions from complex solutions.
read moreThe technology combines switchable materials based on natural or renewable resources with a procedure, which enables selective and efficient flotation purification processes.
read moreThe technology enables a simultaneous fixation of the anterior and posterior pelvic ring fracture, in combination with an adaptive force control and efficient compression of fracture gaps.
read moreA self-powered device comprising a plurality of nanochannels is presented, which is capable to generate an impressive voltage induced by mechanical load.
read moreThe technologies comprise novel designs for brake dust filter hoods, which enable an efficient, contact-free capture and filtering of brake dust generated by vehicles with disk brakes.
read moreThe non-driven and rigid utility vehicle chassis offers significant lightweight advantages, improved suspension properties and a built-in wheel alignment mechanism.
read moreThe process technology enables an efficient manufacturing of functional composite structures with a plant-based core material and relatively short processing times.
read moreA signal filter and an efficient procedure are presented, which enable the online filtering of interferences with known frequencies with a minor or rather no phase loss and accordingly without signal delay.
read moreWe present a new technology which leads to the development of surface micro structures and a black appearance of Ti containing, commercially available glasses by irradiation with an excimer laser (ArF laser with 193 nm wavelength and 20 ns pulse duration). The technology can be accomplished in a standard air environment and does not require vacuum or inert gas.
read moreA novel hub for a free from play transmission of relatively high torsional moments between a shaft and a hub is presented. Moreover, versatile applicable hubs are suggested, by considering manufacturing and supply effort and component variety.
read moreA technology for the mechanical stop of one or multiple rotating propellers is suggested. The emergency propeller stop is achieved by combining a material-mediated engagement mechanism with temporal coordination of rotor contact.
read moreThis compact and cost-effective technology facilitates a real-time, simultaneous measurement of plasma voltage and plasma current with a combined device in the high-voltage circuit of a cold atmospheric plasma. The system exhibits a good time resolution and enables a live plasma self-regulation.
read moreThe invention describes multifunctional, self-locking connection hook elements, which combine features of a rigging plate and a hook in one component. The components can be produced cost-effectively from plastics and metals.
read moreA novel production method for a biobased adhesive, which comprises a tailored lignin structure as main component, is presented. The process technology overcomes the use of toxic phenol and formaldehyde, while the resulting adhesive exhibits good physicochemical and mechanical properties.
read moreA stretched flexible hollow fiber is proposed as a waveguide in high-energy pulse compressors. This approach leads to superior straightness virtually independent of the fiber length. It is particularly well suited for fibers with inner diameters much larger than the wavelength, where the main limitation for the fiber length is losses due to undesired fiber bending.
read moreThe newly developed method allows for shifting of the interference plane in the Z-direction during diffractive marking of surfaces with a grating interferometer. Plane-parallel plates are used, the rotation of which introduces a beam offset that causes a Z-shift of the interference plane when the beams are combined.
read moreA special interference process allows the fabrication of computer-generated holography (CGH) as carrier of information which can’t be recognized with the human eye. The CGHs consist of N * M pixels which, when illuminated with coherent light, generate an imagine with the same pixel dimensions in a Fourier plane. Several CGHs can be written on the same area. When illuminated with the same coherent reading beam, they appear separately in different directions (diffraction orders).
read moreThis innovative approach combines the two known methods of Laser Induced Backside Wet Etching (LIBWE) and Stimulated Emission Depletion (STED) to realize laser based material modifications below the diffraction limit. This is especially useful for precision laser modifications of transparent materials.
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