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How semiconductor producers are keeping up
Historically, few components, of any kind, require the level of production precision of semiconductor components. Considering the increasing variation ...
New HIT 3.0 online CNC training available
HIT 3.0 — HEIDENHAIN’s newest multimedia online CNC controls learning program — is now available, providing advanced and apprentice-level training for NC users.
New high-resolution modular angle encoders
The ERP 1000 encoders with exceptionally high resolution, high speed, and high contamination resistance, useful for highly-accurate measurement/positioning.
CNC Pilot 640 lathe control offers exciting new functionality
The CNC PILOT 640 lathe control is available with new features like TURN PLUS which allows the creation of a lathe program with up to 90% time savings.
Positioning accuracy on the gripper of a robot arm
The insertion of cylindrical tools into tool holders with a robot arm was a real challenge —and therefore a task made to measure.
Measuring while well protected against dust and fluids
Playing an increasingly important role in quality control, in-process measurement is exceedingly precise while saving time and money.
TNC 640 mill-turn control offered with new touch technology
The TNC 640 is, and will only be, available with groundbreaking touch technology that supplements the TNC 640’s field-proven cycles and functions, allowing the user to operate the control screen with gestures, similar to smartphones or tablets.
Heavy-duty motion control motor needs in North America
Leine & Linde introduces a new bearingless encoder —the MRI 2850—for high horsepower electric motor applications using vector control.
HSP combats contamination in high-accuracy positioning
HEIDENHAIN’s unique new signal processing ASIC HSP 1.0 for exposed linear encoders promises to combat all kinds of contamination during operation. It's a breakthrough in position measurement for high accuracy applications such as semiconductor industry and automatic placement and measuring machines, among others.
3 biomedical engineering trends that are saving lives
From unprecedented DNA sequencing capabilities to flawless robotic surgeries and other automated treatments, doctors and medical laboratories have more life-saving innovations at their disposal than ever before.
