Micro-robotics get a grip
By Nick Collier As robotics get smaller, a new challenge emerges – how to design a ‘gripper’ in miniature and...
3D printing: the dawn of agile R&D
This year Sagentia is celebrating its 30th anniversary. To mark the occasion the team takes a look at some of the key...
Shaping complex sound fields from single ultrasonic transducers
A recent article in ‘Nature’ demonstrated how acoustic holograms can be simply manufactured using commonly...
Getting personal with DNA
This year Sagentia is celebrating its 30th anniversary. To mark the occasion the team takes a look at some of the key...
Data, bots & chips: a menu for the IoT version 2.0?
According to Gartner’s top strategic predictions for 2017, by 2022, the Internet of Things (IoT) will save consumers...
Nanoscale computer processing
This year Sagentia is celebrating its 30th anniversary. To mark the occasion the team takes a look at some of the key...
SWIG develops acoustic standard for subsea field developments
Mike Baker, Head of Networks Practice at OTM recently presented a paper at the UCOMMS conference in Lerici, Italy on...
Beyond compliance
Patient non-adherence is a problem that many pharma companies are trying to alleviate. The solution should be paired...
Surgical robotics herald the super-surgeon
Whilst in many industries the advance of robotics has created worries about robots supplanting humans, in the world of...
Holding medical devices hostage
As medical devices become increasingly connected, security is emerging as a major issue, prompting device companies and...
