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Got motivation and made a little short of my CotL AU.

Now I go sleepy

…

……..

Shamura was sitting in their bedchamber on the floor, ever-so-slightly leaning forward one micrometer a minute. Their expression was as empty as could be, the only sign of the god being alive was their pupils shaking and the rise and fall of their chest with each breath getting slower…

A few books and documents lay in front of them, why did they bring those out again? At some point, they faded away. Soon, everything faded away, and they were left in a void. A void manifested from the depths of their consciousness slipping away from reality.

Laughter rang out, bright and mirthful somewhere in the distance. It stopped and silence floated again for a moment before tiny little taps filled it. The taps were getting closer, and closer, and closer until…

“Hello!”

Shamura looked up but didn't move their head, before them was a young spider, a pretty headpiece made of repurposed cobwebs and obsidian pieces that were shaped like teardrops draped over the young spider’s forehead.

Something about this spiderling felt familiar, in a bittersweet way. A memory that used to hold comfort.

“... Hello, little one.” They straightened their back, their body felt lighter than it should've.

The little one observed Shamura before taking a seat as well, almost perfectly mirroring their pose. It raised a hand, putting another over its chest.

It smiled brightly. “I’m-”

“Shamura Ludovica Kiaaski,” Shamura finished for the spiderling. The crown on its head told them of the puzzle pieces they needed. The crown’s crescent eye staring into theirs, a familiar gaze. A bittersweet memory they're holding onto by half a thread.

“... How'd you know?” The little one giggled, rocking back and forth idly.

“I… just a hunch, per se.”

“What are you doing here?” It rolled its Rs and Ls. They knew the accent well, they lost it sometime after they found Heket.

“I know not anymore.”

It blinked at them before tilting its head. “You forget what you were doing too? It happens to me all the time! The others scold me sometimes ‘cause of that”

They knew. “A lot more than I used to…”

Silence again, lingering just above their heads.

Slowly, they brought a hand up, and it came to rest upon the spiderling’s cheek. It blinked again before it made a click with its fangs and turned into their palm with a smile, just like Shamura thought it would.

Ichor dripped down the side of their face from under the spiderweb headdress they wore. Soft words came out of their mouth before they could think about the question.“... Can you tell me who you are?”

The Godling uncovered its face enough to look at them with one eye and answer with “Why should I? Don't you already know? That's the whole point of being the God of Knowledge, right?” It giggled again, still so bright and… genuinely happy. Not a care in the world for what's to come. Suddenly, its smile turned to surprise when it looked behind Shamura, then it stood up and pointed. “Who’s that?”

They looked over it for a moment… they faintly remember the silk dress it wore… crafted by them with the help if someone dear

When did they lose it?

How long ago did they make it?

Why did it matter?

Shamura turned their head and twisted their back to see. It was the Lamb, walking up to them in the nightgown they had made for her recently and holding her two-headed lamb plushie close to her.

She stopped for a moment to close their bedchamber door. After a moment of pause, she hopped over to them and made herself comfortable in their lap.

“... Hello, my dear.” With her arrival, their bedchamber faded back into their awareness, and the light from the small window on their ceiling was gone, replaced with twinkling stars. How long have they been there?

“Hi,” she said, low and tired, definitely woken up sometime in the past hour.

They ran a claw through her wool. “Aren't you supposed to be asleep, Little Lamb?”

“... Yeah, but……”

“‘But’? What's wrong?”

The Lamb pressed her cheek against their chest. “My dreams aren't being nice to me. It started out fine, but something happened and I woke up with tears down my face,” she pouted, annoyed that was how she was woken up.

They lifted up another claw and carefully ran it over her cheek. It did feel dry like tears were there not too long ago. “If it makes you feel any better, my dreams aren't being all that nice to me either…” Would they consider that a dream or a hallucination? Did they fall asleep?

“That makes two of us… can I sleep in here until my forced vacation is over?” Right, Shamura and the others forced her to take it easy for at least a week when they noticed just how many tasks she was handling at the same time.

“If it’ll help you rest, then go ahead, Little Lamb.”

“Thank you ‘Mura” she thanked them as she squeezed her plushie and adjusted her position.

“......... You're welcome, my dear.”

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Holy God This Is All So Boring

i am taking microscope images of the cells i'm studying. the cells were grown on a glass plate before i fixed them (killed & chemically preserved), so by default a microscope image of them is taken from a camera below them, looking up through the glass. they're stained with fluorescent dyes for four different proteins, so every single picture has to be repeated four times with a different laser light illuminating the cells (imagine taking a photo with a red filter, a blue filter, and a green filter, and then composing them all together to get the full picture. it's actually almost exactly the opposite of that, but that's close enough).

i care mostly about how the cells are shaped in three dimensions, and i'm using a laser which is specially shaped so it can collect only a very thin slice of the cells in the Z-direction, without interference from the parts of the cells just above or just below what i'm taking pictures of. as a result, i need to take lots of pictures at different depths in the cells, so i can get slices that i can stack on top of each other and get back a 3D shape. also, because i am using a tiny concentrated beam of light to achieve the above effects, it has to scan across the image to collect each picture, like a scanner; it can't just be collected in a single snapshot like a photo.

the distance between one slice and the next is less than a quarter of a micrometer. i'm using a 63x magnified magnifying lens to magnify the image, and the light detector that picks up the light is specially made to allow the images to be processed even further, so i can resolve structures that are less than 200 nanometers, which is the Abbé limit and is the technical resolution limit of light microscopy (don't worry about this). i care about things that are the size of, like, three proteins stuck together, and therefore maybe 10nm wide, so this is important to me.

all of this is, you know, scientifically great, very useful to me, i'm getting some very interesting results that i am genuinely looking forward to thinking about more, except the upshot of all of this is that just getting a single picture of two cells from the bottom to top of the cells involves 80-100 slices and takes like 27 minutes per image to collect, and i need at least six pictures tonight, and certain bastards in certain other labs habitually pre-book the microscope so i can't use it except at 5-9pm on a friday. no one else is here in the lab and my mother is busy with elder care and my girlfriend is busy with like, groceries, so i can't call either of them even if i weren't too irritable to be good company, and oh my god, i am so bored, i am so so bored, i am bored enough even to type out this whole explanation even though none of you could possibly care because it took most of my current round of waiting for 27 minutes to do

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OKAY SO

like you've yourself mentioned in the tags! Males can't sting since a stinger is a modified ovipostor. However, some species can't really sting at all (or only very poorly), because their ovipostor is simply not a stinger! A great example would be many species of woodwasps, which, despite their fearsome looks, can't do much stinging-wise with that big ol' thing. And, if you take a look at them, you might actually confuse the ovipostor with the source of their other, lovely namesake: horntail! Now, they use this spine-like structure to drill through bark and wood so that they can insert their ovipositor into the fashioned hole and lay their eggs inside! Fun!

On the other uh. Side we have, well. A wasp that truly needs no introducing, right? The one and only Cazadore, the Orange and Blue Menace, the Tarantula Hawk. Now, as funny as its latin name - Pepsis Grossa is, (I get it dude, you prefer Coca-Cola) this beauty is no thing to laugh at. It is a parasitoid wasp, the likes of which use their sting to paralyse their prey, and then use their ovipositor-stinger to lay their eggs inside of them. (Or of they're less dramaric right next to them but, well, I'm all about the drama queens of the entomological world.) And, judging by its name, I'm sure you can figure out its favoured prey. Yes indeed, they hunt tarantulas, laying their eggs inside of their still-alive, paralysed bodies, before sragging them into their own nests. Many species of parasitoid wasp brood, once they hatch, actually know to devour the vital organs very last, so that the flesh is fresh the longest. Yum.

Some other fun ovipositor weilding wasps are fig wasps, which, if pollinating, enter the fig themselves and die inside too, alongside their brood, while if parasitoid, simply lay their eggs inside using their ovipositor. I will not continue further along their life-cycle and gladly avoid the in-depth explanation of incestuous mating of non-hatched brood and mature individuals, in what is truly a pregnancy any% speedrun.

Another great ovipositor-er is the fariryfly. It's a parasitoid and nothing about that it too special, aside from, I guess, the fact that they can be smaller than the eggs they are parasitoids of. I mean, come on, they can be as small as 100 micrometers!! That is about the average size of a human cell!!!! They're eenie meenie teeny tiny!! They're even considered as a sort of pest removal thanks to the species they parasitoid off of! Imagine that!! An army of tiny wasps to fight the pests!

*stares pointedly at mud dauber wasp* you know what you did. Airplane accidents aside...! Great wasp! They're the kinda parasitoid wasp that lays its eggs merely next to their unmoving-but-alive prey, but they do the fun thing of sealing them inside a mud tube/nest. That's fun!! Seal em inside the catacomb queen!! Really Jigsaw of you.

Anyway I'm sorry if I missed any interesting ones but these are all that immediately came to mind. Love 'em.

mm fulled of eggs

[onkar7]

Unleashing the Potential of Machine Vision Systems in Robotics

Introduction to Machine Vision Systems in Robotics

In the ever-evolving landscape of technology, machine vision systems in robotics have emerged as a cornerstone of modern innovation. From industrial automation to autonomous vehicles, these systems are revolutionizing how machines perceive and interact with the world. But what exactly are machine vision systems, and why are they so crucial in robotics?

What is a Machine Vision System in Robotics?

A machine vision system in robotics refers to the integration of cameras, sensors, and processing algorithms that allow robots to "see" and interpret their environment. Unlike human vision, these systems can detect details beyond the visible spectrum, enabling tasks such as object recognition, quality inspection, and spatial navigation. By mimicking the human visual system, they enhance a robot's ability to perform complex, dynamic tasks with precision.

Core Components of a Machine Vision System in Robotics

Cameras and Sensors

At the heart of any machine vision system in robotics lies its imaging hardware. High-resolution cameras, infrared sensors, and depth-sensing devices capture visual data from the environment. Advanced systems even include multi-spectral imaging to identify details invisible to the human eye.

Image Processing Algorithms

Image processing is critical in transforming raw visual data into actionable insights. These algorithms include:

Edge detection: To outline shapes and objects.

Pattern recognition: To identify specific objects or symbols.

3D mapping: To understand spatial relationships.

Artificial Intelligence and Machine Learning

AI-powered algorithms enhance the capability of machine vision systems in robotics by enabling:

Adaptive learning: Systems improve over time by learning from new data.

Real-time decision-making: Immediate analysis and response to dynamic scenarios.

Communication Interfaces

Machine vision systems rely on robust communication protocols to send data to robotic control units. Protocols like Ethernet, USB, and wireless networks ensure seamless integration into robotic ecosystems.

Applications of Machine Vision Systems in Robotics

Industrial Automation

In manufacturing, machine vision systems in robotics are indispensable for quality control and assembly line automation. Robots equipped with these systems can:

Detect product defects.

Assemble components with micrometer precision.

Reduce human error and increase efficiency.

Autonomous Vehicles

Self-driving cars are a prime example of machine vision systems in robotics at work. These systems enable vehicles to:

Recognize road signs and signals.

Avoid obstacles.

Navigate complex traffic scenarios.

Healthcare Robotics

In the medical field, robotic systems use vision technology for:

Assisting in surgeries with unparalleled precision.

Analyzing medical images for diagnostic purposes.

Handling delicate laboratory tasks.

Agricultural Robotics

Agriculture is being transformed by machine vision systems in robotics. Applications include:

Monitoring crop health using spectral imaging.

Automating harvesting processes.

Sorting and grading produce based on quality.

Challenges and Future of Machine Vision Systems in Robotics

Challenges

Despite their potential, machine vision systems face several hurdles:

High cost: Advanced hardware and software increase expenses.

Processing limitations: Real-time processing of high-resolution data requires significant computational power.

Environmental variability: Changes in lighting, weather, or object appearance can affect performance.

The Future

The future of machine vision systems in robotics is bright, driven by advancements in AI, edge computing, and sensor technologies. Emerging trends include:

Use of neuromorphic cameras for faster, energy-efficient processing.

Greater integration of machine learning to improve adaptability.

Enhanced miniaturization for portable and wearable robotic applications.

Conclusion

Machine vision systems in robotics are undeniably reshaping industries and paving the way for smarter, more autonomous machines. By enabling robots to perceive and analyze their environment, these systems unlock capabilities once thought impossible. As technology continues to evolve, the scope and impact of machine vision in robotics will only expand, driving efficiency, safety, and innovation across the globe.

FAQs on Machine Vision Systems in Robotics

What are machine vision systems in robotics?

A machine vision system in robotics is a technology that enables robots to interpret visual data from their environment using cameras, sensors, and processing algorithms.

Why are machine vision systems important in robotics?

These systems are crucial for enabling robots to perform tasks such as object recognition, navigation, and quality inspection with precision and efficiency.

What industries use machine vision systems in robotics?

Industries like manufacturing, healthcare, agriculture, and automotive heavily rely on machine vision systems for automation and innovation.

What are the challenges in implementing machine vision systems in robotics?

Key challenges include high costs, processing limitations, and environmental variability affecting system performance.

What is the future of machine vision systems in robotics?

The future involves advancements in AI, sensor technologies, and edge computing, making machine vision systems more adaptive, efficient, and accessible for a wide range of applications.

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2024 Micrometers and Calipers Market Share 2032

Micrometers and Calipers  Market Research Report gives a comprehensive overview of the market, highlighting the key market growth trends, new opportunities, threats, and drivers. Also given is the market's CAGR value. Market research on Micrometers and Calipers provides qualitative and quantitative analysis of company profiles, development updates, industry size, and market share across all over geographical regions The report also provides a comprehensive primary analysis of the market with an emphasis on the supply chain, segmentation, application types, key players, and industry sectors of the market. It offers a thorough grasp of the entire ecosystem, together with in-depth knowledge of important market categories and the impact they have on particular regions.

Who is the largest manufacturers of Micrometers and Calipers Market worldwide?

Mitutoyo

Guilin Guanglu

Tesa

MAHR

Stanley Black and Decker

Starrett

Jingjiang Measuring Tools

Sylvac

Hexagon

Baker Gauges

Guilin Measuring & Cutting Tool

HELIOS-PREISSER

Fowler

Adolf Würth

FERVI

Tema Electronics

MICROTECH

Tajima

S-T Industries

What are the types of Micrometers and Calipers available in the Market?

Micrometers

Calipers

Types help provide a comprehensive understanding of the diverse landscape within the Micrometers and Calipers market. Keep in mind that the categorizations can evolve as technology advances and market trends change. This study presents the production, revenue, price, market share, and growth rate of each type of product, basically divided into

What are the factors driving application of the growth of the Micrometers and Calipers Market?

Automotive

General Manufacturing

Scientific&Research

Others

These applications highlight the versatility of Micrometers and Calipers and their potential to enhance visual experiences across a wide range of settings and industries. This study focuses on the status and outlook for key applications and end users, consumption (sales), market share, and growth rate for each application, based on end users and applications

Geographically, this report is segmented into several key regions, with sales, revenue, market share and growth Rate of Micrometers and Calipers in these regions till the forecast period [2024 2031]

North America (United States, Canada and Mexico)

Europe (Germany, UK, France, Italy, Russia and Turkey etc.)

Asia-Pacific (China, Japan, Korea, India, Australia, Indonesia, Thailand, Philippines, Malaysia and Vietnam)

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Middle East and Africa (Saudi Arabia, UAE, Egypt, Nigeria and South Africa)

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Essential Dimensional Measurement Tools for Quality Control

In the manufacturing and engineering pulling process, Quality control (QC) plays a very significant role in that it is responsive to the standards and quality of the products to be manufactured. Emulsed within this process is dimensional measurement, which involves confirming the correct size, shape, and dimension of the various parts and components. Dimensional measurement tools are widely used in any industry that requires precision and quality, including aerospace, automotive, and electronics. This article will discuss some of the basic dimensional measurement instruments that help in sustaining quality standards.

1. Calipers Calipers are general-purpose instruments used for measuring thickness, width, depth, inside and outside diameters, and other dimensions with a fair degree of precision. There are three primary types of calipers: vernier, dial, and digital. Vernier calipers need a professional hand to read the measurements, which involves reading a scale. Dial calipers have a dial that has the measurements while the digital ones have an electronic display and can be switched between metric and imperial.

2. Micrometers Micrometers are other measuring instruments, which are widely used in the given field. They are suitable for use when taking measurements of small dimensions that need a lot of precision. A micrometer is an instrument that has a calibrated screw with a spindle that either slides towards or away from a stationary anvil. When the screw is rotated, the users can get very accurate readings normally with an error margin of about ± 0.001mm.

The different types of micrometers are outside micrometers for outside dimensions, inside micrometers for inside dimensions, and depth micrometers for depth. Digital micrometers have other advantages including an electronic readout and the capacity to store or transfer data. Micrometers are the most common choice where pieces need to be produced to very specific standards as in aerospace or medical fields.

3. Height Gauges Height gauges are employed for measuring the heights of objects and for scribing points on a workpiece at specific heights. Usually used in quality control and inspection departments, these are set on a granite surface plate to minimize any vibration. A height gauge is an instrument that has a sliding measuring head that can be slid up and down a vertical beam to get the height relative to the surface of the plate.

Modern height gauges may have digital readouts and can be set up to perform a particular quality control function. It is often utilized to measure the height, flatness, and perpendicularity of parts and therefore it is a very important tool in industries.

4. Coordinate Measuring Machines (CMMs) Coordinate measuring machines (CMMs) are sophisticated and fully automated instruments employed in industries that require high accuracy in the measurement of the geometric properties of an object. CMMs can be used in contact or non-contact form depending on the application. Contact CMMs employ a probe that comes into contact with the object to make the measurements while non-contact CMMs employ laser or optical scanning.

CMMs are used to measure any surface and geometry of an object and are very useful in measuring objects such as engine parts or turbine blades. Because of their accuracy and flexibility, CMMs are widely used in QC laboratories to offer precise 3D dimensions and dimensional control. Despite being more expensive than simple tools such as a caliper, CMMs have high accuracy and can record data to be reviewed later for quality assurance.

5. Surface Plates While surface plates themselves are not measuring instruments, they are used to improve the accuracy of dimensional measurement. Constructed from granite or cast iron, surface plates are flat and stable in temperature, and can support height gauges and CMMs. In quality control surface plates are used to check the flatness, squareness, and parallelism of the workpieces.

6. Optical Comparators Optical comparators are devices that are used to make a part image and project it on a screen so that the inspector can compare it with a master model. These devices are especially helpful for measuring the workpiece profile and edge of shapes such as gears and cams and other shaped workpieces or machined parts. Since the part is compared to a standard overlay, deviations are easily seen and therefore, optical comparators are suitable for quality control in production lines.

Conclusion Quality control across industries requires dimensional measurement tools. When it comes to using tools such as calipers and micrometers, CMMs, and optical comparators they are essential when it comes to determining the quality of products to be produced. This paper aims to establish that by choosing the right tools and ensuring that they are well-maintained, manufacturers can improve their quality control, minimize wastage, and produce quality products in the market.

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Implantable microparticles can deliver two cancer therapies at once

New Post has been published on https://sunalei.org/news/implantable-microparticles-can-deliver-two-cancer-therapies-at-once/

Implantable microparticles can deliver two cancer therapies at once

Patients with late-stage cancer often have to endure multiple rounds of different types of treatment, which can cause unwanted side effects and may not always help.

In hopes of expanding the treatment options for those patients, MIT researchers have designed tiny particles that can be implanted at a tumor site, where they deliver two types of therapy: heat and chemotherapy.

This approach could avoid the side effects that often occur when chemotherapy is given intravenously, and the synergistic effect of the two therapies may extend the patient’s lifespan longer than giving one treatment at a time. In a study of mice, the researchers showed that this therapy completely eliminated tumors in most of the animals and significantly prolonged their survival.

“One of the examples where this particular technology could be useful is trying to control the growth of really fast-growing tumors,” says Ana Jaklenec, a principal investigator at MIT’s Koch Institute for Integrative Cancer Research. “The goal would be to gain some control over these tumors for patients that don’t really have a lot of options, and this could either prolong their life or at least allow them to have a better quality of life during this period.”

Jaklenec is one of the senior authors of the new study, along with Angela Belcher, the James Mason Crafts Professor of Biological Engineering and Materials Science and Engineering and a member of the Koch Institute, and Robert Langer, an MIT Institute Professor and member of the Koch Institute. Maria Kanelli, a former MIT postdoc, is the lead author of the paper, which appears today in the journal ACS Nano.

Dual therapy

Patients with advanced tumors usually undergo a combination of treatments, including chemotherapy, surgery, and radiation. Phototherapy is a newer treatment that involves implanting or injecting particles that are heated with an external laser, raising their temperature enough to kill nearby tumor cells without damaging other tissue.

Current approaches to phototherapy in clinical trials make use of gold nanoparticles, which emit heat when exposed to near-infrared light.

The MIT team wanted to come up with a way to deliver phototherapy and chemotherapy together, which they thought could make the treatment process easier on the patient and might also have synergistic effects. They decided to use an inorganic material called molybdenum sulfide as the phototherapeutic agent. This material converts laser light to heat very efficiently, which means that low-powered lasers can be used.

To create a microparticle that could deliver both of these treatments, the researchers combined molybdenum disulfide nanosheets with either doxorubicin, a hydrophilic drug, or violacein, a hydrophobic drug. To make the particles, molybdenum disulfide and the chemotherapeutic are mixed with a polymer called polycaprolactone and then dried into a film that can be pressed into microparticles of different shapes and sizes.

For this study, the researchers created cubic particles with a width of 200 micrometers. Once injected into a tumor site, the particles remain there throughout the treatment. During each treatment cycle, an external near-infrared laser is used to heat up the particles. This laser can penetrate to a depth of a few millimeters to centimeters, with a local effect on the tissue.

“The advantage of this platform is that it can act on demand in a pulsatile manner,” Kanelli says. “You administer it once through an intratumoral injection, and then using an external laser source you can activate the platform, release the drug, and at the same time achieve thermal ablation of the tumor cells.”

To optimize the treatment protocol, the researchers used machine-learning algorithms to figure out the laser power, irradiation time, and concentration of the phototherapeutic agent that would lead to the best outcomes.

That led them to design a laser treatment cycle that lasts for about three minutes. During that time, the particles are heated to about 50 degrees Celsius, which is hot enough to kill tumor cells. Also at this temperature, the polymer matrix within the particles begins to melt, releasing some of the chemotherapy drug contained within the matrix.

“This machine-learning-optimized laser system really allows us to deploy low-dose, localized chemotherapy by leveraging the deep tissue penetration of near-infrared light for pulsatile, on-demand photothermal therapy. This synergistic effect results in low systemic toxicity compared to conventional chemotherapy regimens,” says Neelkanth Bardhan, a Break Through Cancer research scientist in the Belcher Lab, and second author of the paper.

Eliminating tumors

The researchers tested the microparticle treatment in mice that were injected with an aggressive type of cancer cells from triple-negative breast tumors. Once tumors formed, the researchers implanted about 25 microparticles per tumor, and then performed the laser treatment three times, with three days in between each treatment.

“This is a powerful demonstration of the usefulness of near-infrared-responsive material systems,” says Belcher, who, along with Bardhan, has previously worked on near-infrared imaging systems for diagnostic and treatment applications in ovarian cancer. “Controlling the drug release at timed intervals with light, after just one dose of particle injection, is a game changer for less painful treatment options and can lead to better patient compliance.”

In mice that received this treatment, the tumors were completely eradicated, and the mice lived much longer than those that were given either chemotherapy or phototherapy alone, or no treatment. Mice that underwent all three treatment cycles also fared much better than those that received just one laser treatment.

The polymer used to make the particles is biocompatible and has already been FDA-approved for medical devices. The researchers now hope to test the particles in larger animal models, with the goal of eventually evaluating them in clinical trials. They expect that this treatment could be useful for any type of solid tumor, including metastatic tumors.

The research was funded by the Bodossaki Foundation, the Onassis Foundation, a Mazumdar-Shaw International Oncology Fellowship, a National Cancer Institute Fellowship, and the Koch Institute Support (core) Grant from the National Cancer Institute.

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Implantable microparticles can deliver two cancer therapies at once

New Post has been published on https://thedigitalinsider.com/implantable-microparticles-can-deliver-two-cancer-therapies-at-once/

Implantable microparticles can deliver two cancer therapies at once

Patients with late-stage cancer often have to endure multiple rounds of different types of treatment, which can cause unwanted side effects and may not always help.

In hopes of expanding the treatment options for those patients, MIT researchers have designed tiny particles that can be implanted at a tumor site, where they deliver two types of therapy: heat and chemotherapy.

This approach could avoid the side effects that often occur when chemotherapy is given intravenously, and the synergistic effect of the two therapies may extend the patient’s lifespan longer than giving one treatment at a time. In a study of mice, the researchers showed that this therapy completely eliminated tumors in most of the animals and significantly prolonged their survival.

“One of the examples where this particular technology could be useful is trying to control the growth of really fast-growing tumors,” says Ana Jaklenec, a principal investigator at MIT’s Koch Institute for Integrative Cancer Research. “The goal would be to gain some control over these tumors for patients that don’t really have a lot of options, and this could either prolong their life or at least allow them to have a better quality of life during this period.”

Jaklenec is one of the senior authors of the new study, along with Angela Belcher, the James Mason Crafts Professor of Biological Engineering and Materials Science and Engineering and a member of the Koch Institute, and Robert Langer, an MIT Institute Professor and member of the Koch Institute. Maria Kanelli, a former MIT postdoc, is the lead author of the paper, which appears today in the journal ACS Nano.

Dual therapy

Patients with advanced tumors usually undergo a combination of treatments, including chemotherapy, surgery, and radiation. Phototherapy is a newer treatment that involves implanting or injecting particles that are heated with an external laser, raising their temperature enough to kill nearby tumor cells without damaging other tissue.

Current approaches to phototherapy in clinical trials make use of gold nanoparticles, which emit heat when exposed to near-infrared light.

The MIT team wanted to come up with a way to deliver phototherapy and chemotherapy together, which they thought could make the treatment process easier on the patient and might also have synergistic effects. They decided to use an inorganic material called molybdenum sulfide as the phototherapeutic agent. This material converts laser light to heat very efficiently, which means that low-powered lasers can be used.

To create a microparticle that could deliver both of these treatments, the researchers combined molybdenum disulfide nanosheets with either doxorubicin, a hydrophilic drug, or violacein, a hydrophobic drug. To make the particles, molybdenum disulfide and the chemotherapeutic are mixed with a polymer called polycaprolactone and then dried into a film that can be pressed into microparticles of different shapes and sizes.

For this study, the researchers created cubic particles with a width of 200 micrometers. Once injected into a tumor site, the particles remain there throughout the treatment. During each treatment cycle, an external near-infrared laser is used to heat up the particles. This laser can penetrate to a depth of a few millimeters to centimeters, with a local effect on the tissue.

“The advantage of this platform is that it can act on demand in a pulsatile manner,” Kanelli says. “You administer it once through an intratumoral injection, and then using an external laser source you can activate the platform, release the drug, and at the same time achieve thermal ablation of the tumor cells.”

To optimize the treatment protocol, the researchers used machine-learning algorithms to figure out the laser power, irradiation time, and concentration of the phototherapeutic agent that would lead to the best outcomes.

That led them to design a laser treatment cycle that lasts for about three minutes. During that time, the particles are heated to about 50 degrees Celsius, which is hot enough to kill tumor cells. Also at this temperature, the polymer matrix within the particles begins to melt, releasing some of the chemotherapy drug contained within the matrix.

“This machine-learning-optimized laser system really allows us to deploy low-dose, localized chemotherapy by leveraging the deep tissue penetration of near-infrared light for pulsatile, on-demand photothermal therapy. This synergistic effect results in low systemic toxicity compared to conventional chemotherapy regimens,” says Neelkanth Bardhan, a Break Through Cancer research scientist in the Belcher Lab, and second author of the paper.

Eliminating tumors

The researchers tested the microparticle treatment in mice that were injected with an aggressive type of cancer cells from triple-negative breast tumors. Once tumors formed, the researchers implanted about 25 microparticles per tumor, and then performed the laser treatment three times, with three days in between each treatment.

“This is a powerful demonstration of the usefulness of near-infrared-responsive material systems,” says Belcher, who, along with Bardhan, has previously worked on near-infrared imaging systems for diagnostic and treatment applications in ovarian cancer. “Controlling the drug release at timed intervals with light, after just one dose of particle injection, is a game changer for less painful treatment options and can lead to better patient compliance.”

In mice that received this treatment, the tumors were completely eradicated, and the mice lived much longer than those that were given either chemotherapy or phototherapy alone, or no treatment. Mice that underwent all three treatment cycles also fared much better than those that received just one laser treatment.

The polymer used to make the particles is biocompatible and has already been FDA-approved for medical devices. The researchers now hope to test the particles in larger animal models, with the goal of eventually evaluating them in clinical trials. They expect that this treatment could be useful for any type of solid tumor, including metastatic tumors.

The research was funded by the Bodossaki Foundation, the Onassis Foundation, a Mazumdar-Shaw International Oncology Fellowship, a National Cancer Institute Fellowship, and the Koch Institute Support (core) Grant from the National Cancer Institute.

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Efficient Cell Culture Media Filtration Techniques

Cell Culture Media Filtration Insights:

Cell culture media filtration is a critical process in ensuring the purity and quality of the media used for growing cells in research and production environments. Proper filtration removes unwanted contaminants such as microorganisms, particulates, and undissolved substances, safeguarding the integrity of cell cultures. Below are some key insights on the importance, methods, and considerations for optimizing cell culture media filtration:

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Sterility and Contaminant Removal: Filtration is often employed to achieve sterility in the media, which is crucial for preventing bacterial, fungal, or mycoplasma contamination. Filters with pore sizes of 0.2 micrometers or smaller are typically used for sterilization purposes. This step ensures that the cell culture media remains free from microorganisms that could otherwise compromise experimental outcomes.

Enhancing Cell Growth and Productivity: Clean and sterile media facilitate optimal growth conditions for cells. Media filtration removes impurities that could inhibit cell proliferation or induce stress, thereby supporting higher productivity and more consistent results in cell-based assays and biomanufacturing.

Types of Filtration: There are various types of filtration techniques used in cell culture, including membrane filtration, depth filtration, and crossflow filtration. Membrane filters are often made of materials like polyethersulfone (PES) or polyvinylidene fluoride (PVDF), which are highly effective at removing both particulates and microbes. Depth filters, on the other hand, provide a gradient of porous materials that trap larger contaminants.

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Media Components Considerations: Some media components, such as proteins, vitamins, and growth factors, are sensitive to filtration. Using the wrong type of filter or excessive pressure during filtration can degrade these components, affecting the efficacy of the media. Low-binding filters and gentle filtration methods are recommended for preserving the functionality of these sensitive compounds.

Single-Use vs. Reusable Filtration Systems: Single-use filtration systems are gaining popularity in cell culture processes due to their convenience, reduced risk of cross-contamination, and minimal cleaning requirements. Reusable systems, while more cost-effective in the long run, require thorough cleaning and sterilization between uses to maintain performance and safety.

Scalability and Process Efficiency: Filtration methods must be scalable, especially in biopharmaceutical manufacturing where large volumes of media are processed. High-capacity filtration systems designed for large-scale production are essential for maintaining efficiency without compromising the media's quality.

Troubleshooting Filtration Issues: Common issues during cell culture media filtration include filter clogging, low flow rates, and media component loss. Regular monitoring of filter performance, pre-filtration of large particles, and optimizing filter choice based on the media composition can help mitigate these problems.

Conclusion:

Cell culture media filtration is a fundamental step in ensuring the sterility, purity, and effectiveness of media used in cell-based research and production. By implementing proper filtration techniques, contaminants are effectively removed, promoting optimal cell growth and productivity. Choosing the right filtration method, maintaining sterility, and ensuring scalability are key factors in achieving reliable and consistent results. As technology advances, filtration systems continue to evolve, offering more efficient, scalable, and user-friendly solutions that meet the demands of modern cell culture applications.

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Exploring Workshop Tools in the UAE: Essential Equipment for Efficient Operations

In the heart of the UAE’s bustling industrial and manufacturing sectors, workshop tools are the backbone of efficient and productive operations. Whether you're running a small workshop or managing a large industrial facility, having the right tools is crucial for ensuring quality work, optimizing processes, and maintaining safety standards. This blog delves into the diverse range of workshop tools in UAE, their applications, and why investing in high-quality equipment is essential for success in today’s competitive environment.

The Importance of Quality Workshop Tools

Workshop tools are not just accessories; they are fundamental to the productivity and quality of work produced in various industries. High-quality tools enhance precision, reduce downtime, and improve safety. In the UAE, where industries ranging from construction and automotive to metalworking and electronics thrive, having access to reliable and efficient tools can make a significant difference in operational efficiency and output.

Types of Workshop Tools

Workshop tools come in a broad spectrum, each designed for specific tasks and functions. Here’s an overview of the essential tools commonly used in UAE workshops:

1. Hand Tools

Hand tools are fundamental to any workshop. They include items such as wrenches, screwdrivers, pliers, hammers, and saws. These tools are used for manual tasks, from assembling and disassembling parts to precise adjustments and repairs. Quality hand tools are crucial for ensuring accuracy and durability in every task.

Wrenches and Spanners: Essential for tightening or loosening nuts and bolts.

Screwdrivers: Used for driving screws into various materials.

Pliers: Ideal for gripping, bending, and cutting tasks.

Hammers: Necessary for driving nails, fitting parts, or breaking up materials.

Saws: Used for cutting through wood, metal, or other materials.

2. Power Tools

Power tools are indispensable for tasks that require more force or speed than manual tools can provide. They include drills, grinders, sanders, and saws, powered by electricity or batteries. These tools enhance efficiency and precision, making them a staple in both small and large workshops.

Drills: Used for making holes and driving screws with high precision.

Grinders: Essential for cutting, grinding, and polishing metal or stone surfaces.

Sanders: Ideal for smoothing surfaces and preparing them for finishing.

Circular Saws: Useful for making straight cuts in wood and other materials.

3. Machinery

In larger workshops or industrial settings, machinery plays a critical role in automation and efficiency. This category includes equipment like lathes, milling machines, and band saws, which are used for complex tasks and large-scale production.

Lathes: Used for turning operations to shape metal, wood, or other materials.

Milling Machines: Essential for precision cutting and shaping of various materials.

Band Saws: Ideal for cutting irregular shapes and large pieces of material.

4. Measurement and Testing Tools

Accurate measurement and testing are crucial for quality control and precision work. Tools such as calipers, micrometers, and gauges are used to measure dimensions, thicknesses, and other critical parameters.

Calipers: Used for measuring internal and external dimensions with high accuracy.

Micrometers: Essential for measuring small distances with precision.

Gauges: Used for measuring and checking the thickness or depth of materials.

5. Safety Equipment

Safety is paramount in any workshop. Proper safety equipment ensures that workers are protected from potential hazards. This includes personal protective equipment (PPE) such as safety glasses, gloves, ear protection, and respiratory masks.

Safety Glasses: Protect eyes from flying debris and particles.

Gloves: Essential for hand protection during manual tasks.

Ear Protection: Necessary for reducing noise exposure in noisy environments.

Respiratory Masks: Protect against inhaling harmful dust or fumes.

Factors to Consider When Choosing Workshop Tools

Selecting the right workshop tools involves several considerations to ensure they meet your operational needs and standards:

1. Quality and Durability

Investing in high-quality tools ensures longevity and reliability. Durable tools are less likely to break or wear out quickly, reducing the need for frequent replacements and maintenance.

2. Functionality and Versatility

Choose tools that offer versatility and functionality for a range of tasks. Multi-purpose tools can save space and cost, making them a valuable addition to any workshop.

3. Precision and Accuracy

For tasks requiring high precision, opt for tools that offer accurate measurements and fine control. Precision tools are crucial for tasks such as machining and detailed assembly work.

4. Safety Features

Ensure that the tools you select have adequate safety features to protect users from accidents and injuries. Tools with built-in safety mechanisms and ergonomic designs contribute to a safer working environment.

5. Support and Maintenance

Consider the availability of support and maintenance services for the tools you choose. Reliable customer service and easy access to repairs and parts can minimize downtime and keep operations running smoothly.

The Future of Workshop Tools

As technology advances, workshop tools continue to evolve, incorporating features such as automation, smart technology, and enhanced ergonomics. Workshops in the UAE are increasingly adopting advanced tools that offer greater efficiency, precision, and connectivity. The integration of digital technologies, such as computerized controls and data analytics, is shaping the future of workshop operations, driving innovation, and enhancing productivity.

Conclusion

Workshop tools are fundamental to the success of industrial and manufacturing operations in the UAE. From hand tools and power tools to sophisticated machinery and safety equipment, having access to the right tools is crucial for maintaining efficiency, precision, and safety. By investing in high-quality, reliable tools, businesses can ensure that their workshop operations are streamlined and effective, contributing to overall productivity and success. As the industry continues to evolve, staying informed about the latest advancements and trends in workshop tools will help businesses remain competitive and adaptable in an ever-changing landscape

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Holographic Display Market - Forecast (2024-2030)

Holographic Display Market Overview:

Holographic Display Market size is estimated to reach US$11.9 billion by 2030, growing at a CAGR of 24.3% during the forecast period 2024-2030. Increasing adoption of holographic displays for advertising and events and Rising demand in medical applications are expected to propel the growth of Holographic Display Market.

Additionally, holographic displays are increasingly being integrated with augmented reality (AR) and virtual reality (VR) technologies to create immersive and interactive experiences. By combining holographic displays with AR and VR, users can interact with 3D holograms in real-time, enabling applications such as virtual product demonstrations, interactive training simulations, and immersive gaming experiences. Light-field displays represent a significant advancement in holographic display technology, offering improved image quality, depth perception, and viewing angles. Unlike traditional 2D or 3D displays, light-field displays generate holographic images by controlling the direction and intensity of light rays emitted from individual pixels, allowing for more realistic and immersive visual experiences. These displays are particularly well-suited for applications such as digital signage, automotive heads-up displays, and medical imaging.                                            

Holographic Display Market - Report Coverage:

The “Holographic Display Market Report - Forecast (2024-2030)” by IndustryARC, covers an in-depth analysis of the following segments in the Holographic Display Market.��               Attribute                          Segment

By Technology

Electro-holographic

Laser

Touch

Others

By Components

Light Modulator

Laser

Lens

Digital Micrometer

Others

By Dimension

2D

3D

4D

By Application

Digital Signage

Medical Imaging

Smart TV

Laptop

Events & Advertisement

Others

By Industry

Consumer Electronics

Retail

Medical

Industrial

Defense

Others

By Geography

North America (U.S., Canada and Mexico)

Europe (Germany, France, UK, Italy, Spain, Netherlands and Rest of Europe),

Asia-Pacific (China, Japan, South Korea, India, Australia & New Zealand and Rest of Asia-Pacific),

South America (Brazil, Argentina, Chile, Colombia and Rest of South America)

Rest of the World (Middle East and Africa).

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COVID-19 / Ukraine Crisis - Impact Analysis:  

● The COVID-19 pandemic has had a mixed impact on the holographic displays market. While the pandemic initially disrupted supply chains, manufacturing operations, and consumer demand, it also accelerated the adoption of digital technologies and virtual communication solutions. With restrictions on in-person events and gatherings, there has been a growing demand for holographic displays as a means of creating immersive and interactive virtual experiences for remote audiences. Additionally, the pandemic has driven the adoption of holographic displays in healthcare settings.

● The situation in Ukraine have limited direct impact on the global holographic displays market, but it has indirectly affected the industry through geopolitical tensions and supply chain disruptions. The conflict disrupted operations for Ukrainian tech companies, leading to delays in product development, shipment delays, and potential shortages of key components or talent. Furthermore, Ukraine serves as a key transit route for goods and services between Europe and Asia, and any disruptions to transportation infrastructure could impact the supply chain for holographic display components and equipment. 

Key Takeaways:

● North America Dominated the Market

Geographically, in the Holographic Display market share, North America region is analyzed to hold a dominant market share of 41% in 2023, propelled by a combination of technological innovation, strong consumer demand, and robust industry infrastructure. The region boasts a thriving ecosystem of leading technology companies, research institutions, and innovative startups dedicated to advancing holographic display technologies. Additionally, North America is home to a diverse range of industries that leverage holographic displays for various applications, including entertainment, gaming, healthcare, education, automotive, and retail. The region's affluent consumer base, coupled with high levels of disposable income and a penchant for adopting cutting-edge technologies, further drives demand for holographic displays. Moreover, favorable government policies, investment in research and development, and strategic partnerships between industry players contribute to North America's leadership position in the global holographic displays market. As the market continues to evolve and expand, North America is poised to maintain its dominance and drive further innovation in holographic display technologies.

● Healthcare is the fastest growing segment

In the Holographic Display Market forecast, Healthcare segment is estimated to grow with a CAGR of 17% during the forecast period, Holographic applications have exhibited a steep growth in the healthcare industry due to applications in medical academia, healthcare research and medical imaging. Holographic imaging can be widely used to detect various types of cancers and cardiovascular diseases which would not be detectable by normal techniques. Holographic imaging is also widely is also adopted for medical teaching and training. In January 2022, Project Polaris of NUS announced that it aims to help students practice procedural skills using mixed reality technology. 3D holograms will be projected from the HoloLens2 that will give a visual representation of actual clinical scenarios in practice. Apart from this, a team of neurosurgeons from NUS is also exploring the potential of holographic imaging to locate brain tumors during surgeries. Such developments will rapidly accelerate the growth of this market.

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● Medical Imaging to Hold Largest Market Share

According to the Holographic Display Market analysis, Medical Imaging segment is estimated to hold the largest market share of 31% in 2023, driven by the increasing adoption of holographic displays for medical visualization, diagnostic imaging, and surgical planning applications. Holographic displays offer healthcare professionals the ability to visualize medical data, such as patient scans and anatomical models, in three dimensions with enhanced depth perception and spatial accuracy. This enables more accurate diagnosis, treatment planning, and surgical navigation, leading to improved patient outcomes and enhanced medical training. RealView Imaging wowed leading cardiologists and others with a demonstration of Holoscope-i, the company’s FDA-cleared and CE-approved holographic medical imaging system, at the ICI 2022 conference in Tel Aviv. GigXR, Inc. has introduced DICOM XR Library, powered by INTRAVISION XR, that renders a complete set of hyper-realistic 3D medical imagery derived from MRI and CT scans for use in teaching, training, and simulation. This empowers nursing and medical schools, hospitals, and the Department of Defense with the all-new ability to leverage holographic medical imagery.

● Increasing Adoption of Holographic Displays for Advertising & Events

The rising adoption of holographic displays for advertising and events is being driven by their ability to captivate audiences with immersive and attention-grabbing visuals. Holographic displays offer a unique and futuristic way to showcase products, services, and brand messages, attracting viewers' attention and leaving a lasting impression. Whether used for retail promotions, trade shows, or live events, holographic displays enable brands to stand out in crowded environments and create memorable experiences for customers. In 2023, The first advertising platform in Ireland to deploy a Hypervsn holographic display kicks off the airport’s plan to digitize 40% of its advertising footprint within a year. With advancements in display technology and content creation tools, holographic displays are becoming increasingly accessible and cost-effective, driving their adoption across a wide range of advertising and event marketing campaigns.

● Rising Demand in Medical Applications

The rising demand for holographic displays in medical applications is driven by their potential to revolutionize medical imaging, diagnostics, and surgical procedures. Holographic displays offer healthcare professionals the ability to visualize complex medical data in three dimensions, providing enhanced depth perception and spatial awareness. This enables more accurate diagnosis, treatment planning, and surgical navigation, leading to improved patient outcomes and reduced risk during medical procedures. Additionally, holographic displays facilitate medical education and training by providing realistic simulations and interactive learning experiences for healthcare professionals. In 2023, Holoxica delivers a range of 3D holographic solutions including 3D digital printed holograms and holographic displays for medical imaging. With the growing adoption of digital technologies in healthcare and the increasing emphasis on patient-centric care, holographic displays are poised to play a vital role in shaping the future of medical imaging and healthcare delivery.

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● Complex Development and High Costs

Creating holographic displays that offer realistic 3D visuals, wide viewing angles, and seamless interaction requires advanced optics, sophisticated algorithms, and precision manufacturing processes. These technologies often involve complex research and development efforts, as well as significant investment in specialized equipment and expertise. Additionally, achieving mass production of holographic displays at a competitive cost can be challenging due to the intricacies involved in manufacturing and scaling up production. Furthermore, ensuring compatibility and integration with existing display technologies and devices, as well as addressing regulatory and safety requirements, adds further complexity to the development and deployment of holographic display solutions. Overcoming these challenges will require collaboration among industry stakeholders, continued innovation in display technology, and investment in research and development to unlock the full potential of holographic displays and drive market growth.

Key Market Players: 

Product/Service launches, approvals, patents and events, acquisitions, partnerships and collaborations are key strategies adopted by players in the Holographic Display Market. The top 10 companies in this industry are listed below:

Holoxica Ltd.

HoloTech Switzerland AG

Realview Imaging Ltd.

Looking Glass Factory Inc.

Hypervsn

Musion 3D Ltd.

Realfiction

Leia Inc.

Fathom Optics

SeeReal Technologies GmbH

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Scope of Report: 

          Report Metric                                 Details

Base Year Considered

2023

Forecast Period

2024–2030

CAGR

24.3%

Market Size in 2030

$11.9 billion

Segments Covered

Technology, Components, Dimension, Application, Industry

Geographies Covered

North America (U.S., Canada and Mexico), Europe (Germany, France, UK, Italy, Spain, Netherlands and Rest of Europe), Asia-Pacific (China, Japan, South Korea, India, Australia & New Zealand and Rest of Asia-Pacific), South America (Brazil, Argentina, Colombia and Rest of South America), Rest of the World (Middle East and Africa).

Key Market Players

Holoxica Ltd.

HoloTech Switzerland AG

Realview Imaging Ltd.

Looking Glass Factory Inc.

Hypervsn

Musion 3D Ltd.

Realfiction

Leia Inc.

Fathom Optics

SeeReal Technologies GmbH

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Microfluidics Market Size and Regulatory Impact

The Microfluidics Market size was estimated at USD 28.71 billion in 2022 and is expected to reach USD 72.10 billion by 2030 at a CAGR of 12.2% during the forecast period of 2023-2030.The microfluidics market is experiencing rapid growth, driven by advancements in healthcare, biotechnology, and pharmaceuticals. This innovative technology, which manipulates small volumes of fluids through channels with dimensions in the micrometer range, offers unparalleled precision and efficiency in applications such as point-of-care diagnostics, drug delivery systems, and lab-on-a-chip devices. The market's expansion is further fueled by the increasing demand for personalized medicine, the rise of miniaturized medical devices, and substantial investments in research and development. As microfluidics continues to revolutionize various sectors, it promises to enhance analytical capabilities, reduce costs, and improve patient outcomes globally.

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Market Scope & Overview 

The market research report highlights the important regulatory organizations as well as the important international rules and regulations put in place to regulate this industry. Interviews, questionnaires, and the observation of well-known industry experts are all used in the main study. The market research for Microfluidics Market includes market size predictions, verifiable data from reliable sources, and in-depth qualitative analysis. The predictions are supported by an established research methodology. In order to develop the market analysis, primary and secondary data were used.

The research uses the Ansoff Matrix and Porter's Five Forces model to carry out a complete market analysis. An innovative method for examining and assessing a company's position that combines a market performance score with an industry position score is called a competitive quadrant. The Microfluidics Market  study also discusses the sector's regulatory environment, which will help you make a wise decision.

Market Segmentation Analysis

By Application

Medical/Healthcare

PCR & RT-PCR

Gel Electrophoresis

Microarrays

ELISA

Others

Non-medical

By Material

Silicon

Glass

Polymer

polydimethylsiloxane (PDMS)

Others

By Technology

Lab-on-a-chip

Medical

Non-Medical

Organs-on-chips

Medical

Non-Medical

Continuous Flow Microfluidics

Medical

Non-Medical

Optofluidics And Microfluidics

Medical

Non-Medical

Acoustofluidics And Microfluidics

Medical

Non-Medical

Electrophoresis And Microfluidics

Medical

Non-Medical

Russia-Ukraine Conflict Impact Analysis

Recent market research on the target market discusses how the crisis between Russia and Ukraine has affected that market. The Microfluidics Market  research focuses on both the emerging prospects and the significant problems that the market is currently experiencing as a result of these disagreements.

Regional Outlook

Numerous aspects, including the financial performance of the prior year, growth objectives, innovation score, new product releases, investments, market share growth, and others are all taken into consideration when conducting research on different areas of the Microfluidics Market  throughout the world.

Competitive Analysis

The top market participants are carefully investigated, with information on their histories, SWOT analyses, most recent successes, and corporate objectives included. Every aspect of the market is looked at, with a focus on important players such market leaders, followers, and entrants. By offering a thorough comparative analysis of the major players in the Microfluidics Market  based on their offerings, prices, financial standing, product portfolios, growth strategies, and geographic reach, the report serves as a buyer's guide for investors.

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Insights into the company's goods, applications, important areas and countries, market size, historical data, and forecast estimates.

Conclusion

The data and figures in the report will assist multinational corporations in defining, clarifying, and evaluating their product sales volume, value, and market share, as well as market competition, SWOT analysis, and long-term growth strategies.

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The Ultimate Guide to Using Equipment Measuring Tools

In any technical field, whether you're a DIY enthusiast, a professional engineer, or someone who just loves tinkering with gadgets, measuring tools are essential. Accurate measurements ensure precision, safety, and efficiency in your projects. This guide will walk you through some of the most common measuring tools, their uses, and tips for getting the best results.

1. Calipers

What They Are: Calipers are versatile measuring instruments used to measure the distance between two opposite sides of an object. They come in various forms such as vernier, digital, and dial calipers.

Uses:

Measuring the internal and external dimensions of an object.

Determining the depth of holes.

Tips for Use:

Ensure the caliper is zeroed before taking a measurement.

Use a consistent amount of pressure to avoid discrepancies.

Regularly calibrate your calipers to maintain accuracy.

2. Micrometers

What They Are: Micrometers, also known as screw gauges, provide highly precise measurements and are typically used to measure small objects with great accuracy.

Uses:

Measuring the thickness or diameter of thin materials.

Assessing the dimensions of small mechanical components.

Tips for Use:

Clean the object and the micrometer's measuring faces before use.

Rotate the thimble gently to avoid over-tightening.

Store micrometers in a protective case to prevent damage.

3. Multimeters

What They Are: Multimeters are electronic measuring instruments that combine several measurement functions in one unit. They can measure voltage, current, and resistance.

Uses:

Testing electrical circuits and components.

Diagnosing faults in electrical systems.

Measuring battery voltage.

Tips for Use:

Always start with the highest range setting to prevent damage to the multimeter.

Ensure the multimeter is set to the correct measurement type (voltage, current, resistance) before use.

Use insulated probes to avoid electric shocks.

4. Laser Distance Measurers

What They Are: Laser distance measurers use laser technology to determine the distance to a target object. They provide quick and accurate measurements, especially over long distances.

Uses:

Measuring room dimensions.

Calculating the area and volume of spaces.

Aligning and leveling structures.

Tips for Use:

Keep the laser distance measurer steady while taking measurements.

Ensure the laser hits a solid, flat surface for the most accurate results.

Regularly check the calibration of the device.

5. Pressure Gauges

What They Are: Pressure gauges measure the pressure in a system and are commonly used in various industrial applications.

Uses:

Monitoring the pressure in HVAC systems.

Checking tire pressure.

Measuring fluid pressure in pipes and tanks.

Tips for Use:

Choose the right type of gauge for your specific application.

Inspect the gauge for any signs of damage before use.

Calibrate the gauge periodically to ensure accuracy.

6. Torque Wrenches

What They Are: Torque wrenches are used to apply a specific torque to a fastener such as a nut or bolt. They are crucial in applications where the tightness of screws and bolts is critical.

Uses:

Tightening bolts in automotive repairs.

Assembling machinery.

Installing and maintaining aircraft components.

Tips for Use:

Set the torque wrench to the desired torque value before use.

Apply force smoothly and consistently.

After use, reset the torque wrench to its lowest setting to maintain its accuracy.

Conclusion

Using equipment measuring tools correctly is vital for the success of any project. Whether you're ensuring the perfect fit of a mechanical component, testing an electrical circuit, or measuring the dimensions of a room, the right tool and technique make all the difference. Regular maintenance, proper calibration, and following best practices will help you achieve accurate and reliable measurements every time.

Happy measuring!