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   SP Colour & Chemicals: A Leading Manufacturer of Imported Glitter Powder  - AMP Pigments

SP Colour & Chemicals, an industry pioneer, has established its reputation as a distinguished manufacturer of Imported Glitter Powder and Glow in the Dark Pigments under its renowned brand, AMP Pigments. With a commitment to innovation, quality, and sustainability, SP Colour & Chemicals has become a trusted name in the world of specialty pigments. In this article, we'll delve into the exceptional offerings and qualities that make AMP Pigments the preferred choice for discerning customers.

Imported Glitter Powder:

Dazzling Selection: AMP Pigments presents an exquisite range of Imported Glitter Powder in a variety of colours, sizes, and shapes. From fine to chunky, we have the perfect glitter for every creative project.

Superior Quality: Our glitter powder is sourced from the finest materials and manufactured using advanced processes to ensure unparalleled brilliance and shine.  

Versatile Applications: Whether you're in the cosmetics, textiles, or crafts industry, our glitter powders are perfect for adding that extra sparkle to your products.

Glow in the Dark Pigments:

Striking Luminosity: AMP Pigments offers a range of Glow in the Dark Pigments that are designed to emit a radiant glow in low-light environments. They are ideal for various applications, including safety signage, party decorations, and consumer goods.

Long-Lasting Performance: Our glow in the dark pigments are engineered to provide a long-lasting and consistent glow, ensuring that your products stand out even in the dark.

Safety and Compliance: We prioritise safety and regulatory compliance, making our pigments suitable for use in a wide range of applications, from toys to industrial materials.

Why Choose SP Colour & Chemicals?

Quality Assurance: AMP Pigments is synonymous with quality. We maintain stringent quality control measures to guarantee consistency and brilliance in every product.

Innovation and Customization: Our R&D team continuously explores new formulations and solutions. We also offer customization to meet the specific needs of your industry.

  Our pigments are environmentally friendly and adhere to international regulations.

Global Reach: With a worldwide distribution network, we can cater to clients across the globe, providing timely and reliable delivery. 

For Imported Glitter Powder and Glow in the Dark Pigments of exceptional quality and versatility, SP Colour & Chemicals' AMP Pigments stands out as the go-to choice. Our commitment to excellence, innovation, and sustainability makes us a preferred partner for businesses across various industries. Contact us today to discover how our imported glitter powder and glow in the dark pigments can add a touch of magic to your products.

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ICRET 2023, New Horizon College of Engineering, Bangalore

About New Horizon College of Engineering ICRET 2023 The 14th International Conference on Recent Engineering and Technology 2023 will be held in New Horizon College of Engineering, Bangalore on June 25th, 2023. ICRET 2023 conference Collaboration with Samarkand State University Uzbekistan. The conference seeks submissions from Practicing Engineers and Technologists, Scientists from R & D…

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Ansys Recruitment 2017 - 2018 | For R&D Engineering Intern | Bangalore

Ansys Recruitment 2017 – 2018 | For R&D Engineering Intern | Bangalore

Ansys Recruitment 2017 – 2018 | For R&D Engineering Intern | Bangalore Ansys is going to conduct latest job openings in Bangalore for BE, B.Tech, ME, M.Tech students to fill up the vacancies in R&D as Engineering Intern. Candidates who are interested in attending can apply for these job openings through online mode. The detailed information about Ansys Recruitment 2017 is given in the below…

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Panoptes, an open source distributed network telemetry ecosystem is now available on Docker

James Diss, Software Systems Engineer, Verizon Media

Panoptes is an open source network telemetry system that we built to replace a myriad of tools and scripts built up over time to monitor the fleet of hosts worldwide.

The core framework is designed to be extended through the use of plugins which allows the many different devices and device types to be monitored. Within Verizon Media, Panoptes provides the data collection layer that we feed to other projects to allow for visualization of device health according to need, alerting and collation of information.

Normally the components of Panoptes run as a distributed system that allows for horizontal scaling and sharding to different geographical and virtual locations, handling thousands of endpoints, but this can be a difficult environment to simulate. Therefore, we have created a docker image which holds the entire structure of Panoptes in a single container.

I hasten to add that this is not a production instance of Panoptes, and we would not recommend trying to use the docker container “as-is”. Rather, it is more of a workbench installation to examine in motion.

The container is entirely self-contained and builds Panoptes using the freely available package with pip install yahoo-panoptes; it is open-source and built on the ubiquitous Ubuntu 18.04 (Bionic Beaver). A set of scripts are supplied that allow for examination of the running container, and it also runs a Grafana instance on the container to see the data being collected. A dashboard already exists and is connected to the internal data store (influxdb) collecting the metrics.

If you would like to get started right away, you can have Panoptes running very easily by using the prebuilt docker hub image;

docker pull panoptes/panoptes_docker docker run -d \ --sysctl net.core.somaxconn=511 \ --name="panoptes_docker" \ --shm-size=2G \ -p 127.0.0.1:8080:3000/tcp \ panoptes/panoptes_docker

This pulls the docker image from docker hub, then runs the image with a couple of parameters. In order, the “sysctl�� command allows redis to run, the “name” is the name that the running container will be given (docker ps shows the currently running containers), and the “shm-size” reserves memory for the container. The “p” parameter exposes port 3000 inside the container to port 8080 on the outside; this is to allow the Grafana library to communicate outside of the container.

If you’re more interested in building the image yourself (which would allow you to play with the configuration files that are dropped in place during the build), clone the repo and build from source.

git clone https://github.com/yahoo/panoptes_docker.git && cd panoptes_docker docker build . -t panoptes_docker

Once the image is built, run with:

docker run -d \ --sysctl net.core.somaxconn=511 \ --name="panoptes_docker" \ --shm-size=2G \ -p 127.0.0.1:8080:3000/tcp \ panoptes_docker

Here are a few useful links and references:

Docker Resources

Docker desktop for Mac https://docs.docker.com/docker-for-mac/install/

Docker desktop for Windows https://docs.docker.com/docker-for-windows/install/

Docker Hub - prebuilt images https://hub.docker.com

Panoptes Resources

Panoptes in Docker prebuilt image https://hub.docker.com/r/panoptes/panoptes_docker

Panoptes in Docker GitHub repo https://github.com/yahoo/panoptes_docker

Panoptes GitHub repo https://github.com/yahoo/panoptes/

Questions, Suggestions & Contributions

Your feedback and contributions are appreciated! Explore Panoptes, use and help contribute to the project, and chat with us on Slack.

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Global Magneto Rheological Fluid Market- Industry Analysis and Forecast (2020-2027)

Global Magneto Rheological Fluid Market was valued US$ XX Bn. in 2019 and is expected to grow US$ 4.4 Bn. by 2027, at a CAGR of XX% during the forecast period.

Global Magneto Rheological Fluid Market

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The report study has analyzed the revenue impact of COVID-19 pandemic on the sales revenue of market leaders, market followers and market disrupters in the report and same is reflected in our analysis. Global Magneto Rheological Fluid Market Overview:

Magneto rheological fluid is a controllable, non-colloidal fluid, which is a mixture of ferromagnetic particles randomly dispersed in water or oil. This fluid is mixed with surfactants for avoiding the settlement of the suspended particles. Magneto rheological fluid, when subjected to a magnetic field, quickly increases its apparent viscosity and becomes a viscoelastic solid. Magneto rheological fluid changes back to its original liquid state when the magnetic field is removed. These properties are highly useful in applications, like damping, braking, and clutching systems. Global Magneto Rheological Fluid Market Dynamics:

The demanding magneto rheological fluid product usages in several sectors, such as robotics, automotive, electrical & electronics, aerospace, and optics is a key factor driving the growth of the global magneto rheological fluid market. Also, increasing automotive sales in developed and developing countries, together with more adoption of fluid-based suspension systems by manufacturers are some other factors expected to support the growth of the global magneto rheological fluid market over the forecast period. Enormous investments made in R&D by key market players, universities, and government research organizations and increasing consumer awareness about the benefits of using magneto rheological fluid are encouraging the growth of the magneto rheological fluid market across the globe in the future.

On the other hand, the high cost of magneto rheological fluid is a key factor expected to limit the growth of the global magneto rheological fluid market in the future. Global Magneto Rheological Fluid Market Segmentation:

By the application, the automotive industry is expected to hold the largest market share of the global market by 2027. Magneto-rheological fluid is broadly employed in damper systems, braking systems, and clutching systems, as the rheological property of magneto-rheological fluid can be changed by using the magnetic field. Within milliseconds, magneto-rheological fluid can transform from the free-flowing liquid state to viscous or even solid-state and back to the free-flowing liquid state. This property allows magneto-rheological fluid-based dampers, braking systems, and clutching systems to become more effective and responsive to changing road conditions and other factors, like weight carried by the vehicle. Numerous vehicle platforms, such as Cadillac and Corvette, already use magneto-rheological fluid-based suspension systems. Nearly 50% of all automotive dampers would be using magneto-rheological fluids in the next 15 to 20 years. Therefore, growth in the automobile fleet is expected to drive the magneto rheological fluid market during the forecast period.

Global Magneto Rheological Fluid Market1

Region-wise, North America is expected to hold the largest market share of the global magneto rheological fluid market by 2027. Because of well-developed infrastructure, increasing automation approach by manufacturers, and the presence of major players operating in the countries in this region. Moreover, growing M&A activities among the region and international players is another factor expected to support further growth of the market in this region in the future.

The market in the Asia Pacific is expected to hold the highest CAGR of the global market during the forecast period, because of the varied applicability of magneto rheological fluids in the automotive and aerospace sector, and the presence of prominent players operating in developing economies, like India and China in this region. The market in Europe is expected to contribute noteworthy revenue share in the global market over the forecast period (2020-2027). Industry Development:

Key automotive companies, such as General Motors, Chevrolet, Porsche, Acura, Audi has used magneto rheological fluid in their models. There are numerous research projects being carried out to find the effectiveness of magneto rheological fluid as a protective element against an earthquake in the building. Also, the high investment made by the key players, and research institute in the R&D of magneto rheological fluid further considered as a major factor in the growth of the global MR fluid market in the future.

The objective of the report is to present a comprehensive analysis of the Global Magneto Rheological Fluid Market including all the stakeholders of the industry. The past and current status of the industry with forecasted market size and trends are presented in the report with the analysis of complicated data in simple language. The report covers all the aspects of the industry with a dedicated study of key players that includes market leaders, followers and new entrants. PORTER, SVOR, PESTEL analysis with the potential impact of micro-economic factors of the market have been presented in the report. External as well as internal factors that are supposed to affect the business positively or negatively have been analyzed, which will give a clear futuristic view of the industry to the decision-makers. The report also helps in understanding Global Magneto Rheological Fluid Market dynamics, structure by analyzing the market segments and project the Global Magneto Rheological Fluid Market size. Clear representation of competitive analysis of key players by type, price, financial position, product portfolio, growth strategies, and regional presence in the Global Magneto Rheological Fluid Market make the report investor’s guide.

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Global Magneto Rheological Fluid Market, By Base Fluid

• Silicon Oil • Mineral Oil • Synthetic Hydrocarbon Oil • Paraffin Oil • Hydraulic Oil • Water • Others Global Magneto Rheological Fluid Market, By Application

• Automotive • Aerospace • Building & Construction • Military & Defense • Optics • Electrical & Electronics • Medical & Prosthetics • Robotics • Others Global Magneto Rheological Fluid Market, By Region

• North America • Europe • Asia Pacific • Middle East & Africa • South America Key players operating in the Global Magneto Rheological Fluid Market

• Lord Corporation • Arus MR Tech • Liquid Research Limited • QED Technologies • Industrial Metal Powders (India) Pvt. Ltd. • CK Materials Lab Co., Ltd. • Ioniqa Technologies • MRF-ENGINEERING • Kolektor Group • KURIMOTO, Ltd. • Akebono Brake Industry Co., Ltd. • Anton Paar GmbH. • Metal Powder Industries Federation

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   SP Colour & Chemicals: A Leading Manufacturer of Imported Glitter Powder  - AMP Pigments

SP Colour & Chemicals, an industry pioneer, has established its reputation as a distinguished manufacturer of Imported Glitter Powder and Glow in the Dark Pigments under its renowned brand, AMP Pigments. With a commitment to innovation, quality, and sustainability, SP Colour & Chemicals has become a trusted name in the world of specialty pigments. In this article, we'll delve into the exceptional offerings and qualities that make AMP Pigments the preferred choice for discerning customers.

Imported Glitter Powder:

Dazzling Selection: AMP Pigments presents an exquisite range of Imported Glitter Powder in a variety of colours, sizes, and shapes. From fine to chunky, we have the perfect glitter for every creative project.

Superior Quality: Our glitter powder is sourced from the finest materials and manufactured using advanced processes to ensure unparalleled brilliance and shine.  

Versatile Applications: Whether you're in the cosmetics, textiles, or crafts industry, our glitter powders are perfect for adding that extra sparkle to your products.

Glow in the Dark Pigments:

Striking Luminosity: AMP Pigments offers a range of Glow in the Dark Pigments that are designed to emit a radiant glow in low-light environments. They are ideal for various applications, including safety signage, party decorations, and consumer goods.

Long-Lasting Performance: Our glow in the dark pigments are engineered to provide a long-lasting and consistent glow, ensuring that your products stand out even in the dark.

Safety and Compliance: We prioritise safety and regulatory compliance, making our pigments suitable for use in a wide range of applications, from toys to industrial materials.

Why Choose SP Colour & Chemicals?

Quality Assurance: AMP Pigments is synonymous with quality. We maintain stringent quality control measures to guarantee consistency and brilliance in every product.

Innovation and Customization: Our R&D team continuously explores new formulations and solutions. We also offer customization to meet the specific needs of your industry.

  Our pigments are environmentally friendly and adhere to international regulations.

Global Reach: With a worldwide distribution network, we can cater to clients across the globe, providing timely and reliable delivery. 

For Imported Glitter Powder and Glow in the Dark Pigments of exceptional quality and versatility, SP Colour & Chemicals' AMP Pigments stands out as the go-to choice. Our commitment to excellence, innovation, and sustainability makes us a preferred partner for businesses across various industries. Contact us today to discover how our imported glitter powder and glow in the dark pigments can add a touch of magic to your products.

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Automobile Industry in India

The Automobile industry in India, which includes design, development, manufacturing, repairing and sale of cars, two-wheelers, three-wheelers, as well as trucks, buses and tractors, has witnessed an upsurge over the last few years and continues to boom even today. While India's automobile industry is one of the largest in the world because of the Top 10 Automobile Engineering Colleges in Chennai, the country was the fourth largest exporter of automobiles in Asia last year. Additionally, as per the Automotive Mission Plan (AMP) 2006-2016, presented by the country's Ministry of Heavy Industries and Public Enterprises, India is a favourite investment destination for international auto-makers, many of whom have set up manufacturing divisions in the country, opening a whole new vista of job opportunities for engineers.

 Choose your Lane as Automobile Engineers

A profusion of opportunities are available to fresh engineers depending on the specialisation of their degrees including mechanical, automobile, production and electrical. Broadly, the field offers a variety of jobs in research and development, manufacturing, design, sales and services and components manufacturing segments.

 Research and Development in Automobile Industry

The automotive industry is volume driven and requires a certain critical mass for attracting the much needed investment in R&D and new product design and development. Investments in the R&D segment are imperative for innovations that are crucial for achieving and retaining competitiveness." Thus, increased attention is being paid to research and development in India. The industry is stressing on inventing new products and designs with increased frequency. Automobile Companies are scouting for fresh talent and fresher ideas. Another focus area of growth is product improvement that involves power unit research, emission control, vehicle simulation, and testing and prototype validation.

 Generally, engineers with Top LLB Courses in Chennai postgraduate qualification are absorbed into R&D activities in the industry. Speaking about what a job in the R&D segment would ideally entail, Development of new products and improvement of existing products and processes are focus areas in research centres. Automobile segment offers immense scope and flexibility for new entrants. For instance, a trainee engineer on the shop floor may be transferred into sales and services, subject to his potential and aptitude.

 Automobile Production

A career in automobile manufacturing usually begins on the shop floor and requires one to manage and supervise it. Plant process improvement is one of the goals of all major competitors in the industry. Supply chain management is another area of interest for job seekers dealing with logistics and optimisation of value chains. One may serve at different levels of the production unit depending on one's academic qualifications and experience. Freshers can be absorbed to work in growing fields such as robotics, supply chain management or operations as per their specialisation and aptitude. On the manufacturing front, one would handle operations such as procurement, material handling and quality control.

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Enterprise Routers Market Sector Analysis Report, Regional Outlook & Competitive Share & Forecast, – 2025

The enterprise routers market is poised to grow at a CAGR of 6.2% during the forecast period from 2020 to 2025. Enterprise routers are vital products that any business or enterprise uses regularly. They play an essential role in enterprises in connecting computer networks and the internet. Routers perform many functionalities, such as enterprise routing, which gives businesses a higher CPU capacity to control place tasks. Furthermore, it provides companies the ability to enhance their interface for both Ethernet and WAN circuits, run NetFlow/sFlow, MPLS, QoS, and other security features. It has functions to integrate deep packet inspection and WAN acceleration. Enterprise routers assist in maximizing productivity in the office, and the installation of an enterprise router requires the skills and expertise of an engineer. - In the first quarter of 2019, the enterprise and service provider router market grew 8.2%. The service provider segment accounts for 75.3% of router market revenues. The service provider router market rose 7.1%, and the enterprise router market grew 11.9%. The top seven enterprise routers which had high market share till June 2019 were Cisco (55.7%), Huawei (9.3%), HPE (5.3%), Nokia (3.7%), Juniper (3.6%), Netgear (2%), Dell EMC (1.7%). Cisco Systems is one of the top networking companies in the world with the highest market share providing a wide variety of enterprise routers. Cisco's enterprise router revenue rose 16.1%, and Cisco's SP and enterprise router market share increased to 42.4% from 37.4% in the first quarter, according to telecom lead.

Click Here to Download Sample Report >>  https://www.sdki.jp/sample-request-90107 - Huawei's Global Industry Vision (GIV) predicts that by 2025, 85% of enterprise applications will be moved to the cloud, resulting in significant traffic growth at the egress of enterprise WANs. Traditional private lines offer several Mbit/s bandwidth and are prone to network congestion, and so service experience cannot be guaranteed. Leveraging flexible and efficient application-based traffic steering, Software-Defined WAN (SD-WAN) is the best choice for enterprise WAN interconnection in the cloud era, as it can effectively ensure customer service experience. However, when traditional enterprise routers intersect with SD-WAN, their forwarding performance decreases by about 80% on average. In response, Huawei launched next-generation NetEngine AR enterprise routers that provides higher forwarding performance at the egress of enterprise WANs. - Furthermore, service providers are rapidly modernizing their networks to satiate enterprises' growing appetites for higher performance and superior user experiences. However, as service providers adopt virtualization and SDN capabilities, they are being held back by monitoring techniques that cannot keep up. The enterprise cloud migrations and increasing reliance on software-as-a-service applications- introduced new challenges. This has driven service providers to adopt NFV, SDN, and cloud-native computing technologies. In May 2020, 128 Technology, the leader in Session Smart Routing, announced that Momentum Telecom selected 128 Technology's Session Smart Router to enable a new era of software-defined network services for its thousands of enterprise customers and partners. Key Market Trends Wireless Connectivity is Expected to Hold Major Share - An ordinary wireless router can only support approximately 10-20 users’ access. In contrast, the wireless access router point allows over 50 or even hundreds of users’ access, with the potential ability to send and receive signals. According to Cisco, the expected penetration of enterprise internet traffic via wireless fixed-line connection in 2021 shall be 125988 petabytes per month. With the rise in high internet traffic and devices, average fixed broadband speed, along with average internet users, will grow exponentially in the forecast period. Average fixed broadband speed is likely to increase from 5.1 Mbps in 2015 to 12.9 Mbps in 2020. - For instance, the industry’s first 5G optimized wireless WAN edge router for enterprise branch deployments has been released by Cradlepoint in May 2020. The Cradlepoint E3000 Series, according to the company, optimizes performance and investment protection and enables customers to deploy a wireless wide-area network (Wireless WAN) using the latest LTE and Wi-Fi technology and seamlessly upgrade to 5G in the future. The COVID-19 pandemic has fueled an already growing demand for agile and rapidly deployable wireless WANs based on LTE for primary connectivity. Cradlepoint said in the release that the E3000 Series is intended to target this market directly. - Furthermore, M2M Connectivity supplies a broad range of wireless routers for 4G/3G as well as models for satellite and short-range RF (WLAN, Bluetooth). These ethernet routers enable remote access and communication with equipment and assets such as remote PLCs, data loggers, and microcontrollers. With the increasing usage of such solutions in various end-users, the market tends to grow in this sector. In April 2020, Digi International announced the launch of several new cellular routers and extenders, each designed to meet the present and future connectivity needs of organizations for M2M applications in the transportation and enterprise marketplaces. North America is Expected to Hold Major Share - North America is expected to hold a prominent share in the enterprise routers market. Moreover, the region has a strong foothold of network routers vendors. Some of them include Cisco Systems, Inc., Dell EMC, Juniper Networks, Inc., among others, which contribute to the growth of the market. It is estimated that till 2022, in the United States the market for network router will grow to USD 11,950 million which includes the market for ethernet service edge router, multiservice edge router, service provider core router, and internet exchange router (source Cisco), where the expectation of high market growth potentially move towards internet exchange router in 2022. - Moreover, according to Cisco, 46% of network devices will be machine -to -machine or IoT by 2020, which are vulnerable to attacks. To fully realize the potential of these connected devices, the industries need to be equipped with WANs that are flexible to meet the network demands anticipated over the future. Furthermore, the emergence of trending technologies, such as cloud networking, SaaS-based application, network analytics, DevOps, and virtualization, has encouraged the users and businesses in North America to undertake enterprise routers products. - However, security and privacy concerns are restraining the market. According to the study, five out of every six routers in the United States are running out-of-date firmware with exploitable security vulnerabilities, which hinders market growth globally. In a situation where many employees are currently working from home due to a COVID-19 pandemic or access wi-fi networks that operate at enterprise-level security, devices such as routers can be hacked to plant a range of malware into handheld devices used by employees. Subex, through its honeypot network (a decoy computer system for trapping hackers), spread across 62 cities, has been tracking cyberattack trends and malware activity that can be correlated with the outbreak. Competitive Landscape The enterprise routers market is fragmented as the global players invest in R&D for the latest innovations in the product for several small to medium-sized companies. Key players are Cisco Systems, Inc., Juniper Networks, Inc., Hewlett Packard Enterprise, etc. The companies operating in the market continuously strive to launch new solutions to help service providers achieve a holistic approach to infrastructure transformation and gain new orders in that course for strategic aim. - March 2020 - Huawei confirmed that its next-generation NetEngine AR600 and AR6000 series enterprise routers have passed the verification test by The Tolly Group which is an authoritative international provider of testing and validation. The results showed that Huawei's NetEngine AR routers are equipped to handle the growth in traffic from digital transformation in the next three to five years, leading the way to a new era of ultra-fast interconnection for enterprise WANs. - December 2019 - Cisco Silicon One based Q100 processor and 8000 Series routers. Cisco will uniquely allow ecosystem players to separately buy processors, the XR7 router software, 8000 series routers without software, optical modules (QSFP-DD and QSFP28), or a fully integrated 8000 Series solution. The 8000 Series router and the Q100 processor is targeted at service providers and data center operators ranging from large aggregation to core applications. Reasons to Purchase this report: - The market estimate (ME) sheet in Excel format - 3 months of analyst support

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Ansys Recruitment 2017 – 2018 | For R&D Engineering Intern | Bangalore

Ansys Recruitment 2017 – 2018 | For R&D Engineering Intern | Bangalore Ansys is going to conduct latest job openings in Bangalore for BE, B.Tech, ME, M.Tech students to fill up the vacancies in R&D as Engineering Intern. Candidates who are interested in attending can apply for these job openings through online mode. The detailed information about Ansys Recruitment 2017 is given in the below…

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Joy and worry of IPO of led enterprises: one will have a meeting and one will terminate

On December 29, according to the information on the website of Shanghai Stock Exchange, China micro semiconductor (Shenzhen) Co., Ltd. (hereinafter referred to as China micro semiconductor) was approved in the initial launch of science and innovation board. Founded in 2001, China micro semiconductor is a chip design company. It mainly focuses on the technical layout of chips and underlying algorithms required by intelligent controllers, continuously expands its independent design capability, and has accumulated more than 1000 independent IPS. In this IPO, China micro semiconductors plans to raise 729 million yuan, of which 193 million yuan is used for the R & D and industrialization projects of power grid and industrial control MCU chips, 133 million yuan is used for the R & D and industrialization projects of Internet of things SOC and analog chips, 283 million yuan is used for the R & D projects of vehicle specification chips, and 120 million yuan is used to supplement working capital. The worry is that on January 4, China chart semiconductor was terminated from the IPO application of the science and innovation board, less than a year from the application for IPO. Zhongtu semiconductor is a professional substrate material supplier for gallium nitride semiconductor technology on sapphire. Develop suitable substrate materials according to different LED chip application fields and epitaxial technical characteristics, and provide comprehensive substrate material solutions for GaN LED chips through graphical structure design, application of different material combinations, process realization, etc. At present, the main products of China figure semiconductor include 2-6-inch patterned sapphire substrate (PSS) and patterned composite substrate (MMS), which are mainly used in deep UV LED, mini / microled and other fields. Company dynamics Overview of internal and external changes of enterprises 1. Recently, sunshine lighting and Xiaodu will jointly launch more intelligent life scenes, more open cooperation platforms, more ecological products, healthier lighting environment, more convenient voice control and so on. 2. On December 27, Guoxing optoelectronics won the honorary title of "2021 Chinese proud Foshan brand enterprise" with its good brand image, leading innovation level and strong market competitiveness. 3. On January 6, Sanxiong Aurora stood out among many brands and won the honor of "well-known brand in Guangdong" with its years of deep industry cultivation and good reputation. 4. Recently, Zhongke San'an biological plant factory located in Anxi sub Park of Xingu, Quanzhou, Fujian Province is fully promoting the construction of Zhongke San'an plant factory project, and has built 10000 square meters of all artificial light vegetable production workshop and several 10000 square meters of Clematis medicinal material production workshops. 5. Recently, Shenzhen Municipal Bureau of housing and construction and Shenzhen Municipal Bureau of urban management and comprehensive law enforcement jointly issued the local standard for engineering construction in Shenzhen (technical standard for urban landscape lighting engineering). 6. Recently, the annual list of China's top 500 listed companies was freshly released. Among them, it covers LED related enterprises such as Dongshan precision, North Huachuang, San'an optoelectronics, Zhongwei company, Shilan micro, Xingyu Co., Ltd., Han nationality laser, Jingsheng electromechanical and so on. 7. On December 31, after receiving the notice from the controlling shareholder Qinshang group, Qinshang group decided to terminate the planning of matters related to the change of control. On January 4, Qinshang shares resumed trading. (click to view details) 8. On January 6, OPP lighting official micro announced that the company had reached a strategic cooperation with Songzan group to jointly build a new benchmark for the development of high-end hotel industry, and launched joint product development at the same time. 9. On January 5, jinlaite announced that Guohai Construction Co., Ltd., a wholly-owned subsidiary, won the bid of "Jinke Jiangxi Nanchang Jimei Tianchen project phase II civil installation EPC project", with a bid amount of 165 million yuan. Forward direct attack Capture industry technology direction 1. Recently, a research team composed of the University of science and technology of Munich, the Department of infectious diseases and tropical medicine of the hospital affiliated to the University of Munich and the new entrepreneur smart United GmbH announced the development of covid-19 UV protective wall. According to foreign media reports, this virus protection wall composed of uvc-led can kill pathogens drifting with airborne particles and prevent them from entering the indoor environment. At an air velocity of 10 cm per second, it can reach an inactivation rate of more than 99%. 2. On January 7, the official wechat of Jingke Electronics announced that after a whole year of research and strict selection, the list of the second "Zhejiang lighting Award" was released, and Jingke electronics's high luminous efficiency and color adjustable cob was rated as the second prize of the "innovative product award". Urban starlight Latest trends in lighting applications 1. G60 science and technology innovation corridor is located in Songjiang Science and Technology City, Lingang, Shanghai. It is designed by Raphael vinori, a world-famous architectural designer. The cloud corridor reticulated shell structure is composed of 7449 node plates in different directions. Each reticulated shell is deployed by three different lamps in three layers, so as to make the ground perspective more detailed. In addition, 8000 monochrome point light sources, 107000 RGB point light sources and 107000 RGB wall washing lamps are used on the outer top of the building. Through the intelligent lighting control platform and combined with the lighting creative design, the perfect combination of technology and art is truly realized. 2. The Beijing Winter Olympics is about to open. In Harbin, the newly opened 2022 4th Harbin Songhuajiang ice and snow Carnival focuses on the theme of "happy ice and snow, embrace the Winter Olympics". Taking the Winter Olympics as an opportunity, it is paved with nearly 3000 huge ice bodies weighing about 40-50 kg, interspersed with color light bands, and various colors flicker and change under the night, Present a colorful "Olympic rings lighting show".

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Soil Algae Aims to Improve Soil Quality through Algae Cultures

Authors: Samreen Tariq, Areej Ashfaq and Ayesha Asif

Algae is not just for bodies of water anymore. "Twenty percent of the microbial biomass in natural, healthy soil is algae, but many farmers only monitor and maintain bacteria and fungi.” said, group of researchers. The study aim is to highlight the importance of soil algae that can be the beneficial for farmers to increase the fertility of soil for productivity rather than traditional agricultural practices. So, that farms may improve the health of their soil and boost production by algae cultures.

Soil algae live on the surface of soil. There are 2000 species of microscopic soil algae are known blue-green, green, yellow-green and diatom algae. Some blue-green algae fix atmospheric nitrogen (Gollerbakh et al., 1969). The major roles and functions of algae in soil are that it maintains the soil fertility, especially in tropical soils, adds organic matter to soil when they die and thereby reducing and preventing soil erosion (John et al., 2017). Algae fix nitrogen, improve soil fertility, and play a significant role in plant succession. It is also found that algae present on soil increase organic matter, nitrogen and stabilizes it. This promotes germination of seeds and growth of other microorganisms (Agha & Asrar, 2020).

In laboratory cultures of large surface samples, occasional cells and spores of algae which do not multiply actively in soil are favored by the altered pH, higher calcium carbonate content or the fluid culture medium. After a few days, those forms which first predominated tend to disappear, being replaced by others, generally more common and less fragile (Shields et al., 1964). Algal production in outdoor ponds is relatively inexpensive. The nutrient medium for outdoor cultures is agricultural-grade fertilizers instead of laboratory-grade reagents. At present, large-scale commercial production of microalgae biomass (Andersen et al., 2005).

Pakistan is a developing country and depends on agriculture. It is one of the countries consuming very large amounts of nitrogen per unit area. There are estimates that the use of nitrogen fertilizers will continuously increase. Pakistan is a country where rice is the second staple food and it is grown in many areas of the country, particularly in Punjab and Sindh. Some current practices of algal cultures are BGA synthesize and liberate auxin and amino compounds which stimulate the growth of plants, used particularly in rice crops. Whereas the amount of nitrogen fixed by the BGA under field conditions ranges between 15-80kg/ha according to the algal species, fertilization, soil, and environmental conditions (Rehman et al., 2015).

Algae plays an important role in community succession by increasing biodiversity in soil (Starks et al., 1982). At early succession, the biomass of microalgae increased in soil but decreased at later stage, due to presence of lichens, mosses, and vascular plants (Song et al., 2014) (Hu et al., 2003). Algae with high reproduction rate can produce large amount of biomass and cultivation systems play an important role in it. Open pond production systems are cost efficient and require less maintenance than bioreactors for algal biomass production. Microalgae generate more biomass in less time. They can grow on low economic value lands and utilize more carbon dioxide and nitrogen while agricultural crops require fertilizers, for biomass generation and utilize less carbon and nitrogen from the environment (Rajvanshi et al., 2020). Algal growth increases the carbon and nitrogen input in soil (Zaidi et al., 2018).

Nitrogen fixing blue green algae play role in nitrogen accumulation of soil. They grow in tropical regions and common in paddy fields. It is vigorously used as green manure in rice fields for favorable effects. Soil algae, blue green algae or Cyanobacteria contribute about 20-30 kg N ha −1 season −1 as well as organic matter to the soil which is useful for the economically weak farmers who are unable to invest on costly chemical nitrogen fertilizer. Thus, algal cultivation is much favored over traditional agricultural practices (Manzoor et al., 2015).

In Pakistan, microalgal biomass is used as biodiesel in different areas of the country. The first attempt to produce biodiesel from algal biomass in Pakistan was carried out by Khola et al., Pakistan possesses plentiful algal flora because of rich saline habitats and diverse water (Metting et al., 1981). Yet, it is not used as Bio stimulant or biofertilizer for increasing the productivity of crops in Pakistan. Production of algal blooms are due to suitable temperature and solar illumination widespread in different areas of the country. Geographically Pakistan lies in the world’s greatest solar insulation area, receiving high intensity of solar radiations due to favorable climatic conditions (Issa et al., 2014). So, these conditions suggest that cultivation of algal biomass is possible in Pakistan and as biofertilizers to increase the productivity of crops in Pakistan.

Soil conditioners are chemically biologically prepared substances that are used for the nourishment of soil which essentially helps in the growth of various plants. They are somehow different from the soil fertilizers. Fertilizers only supply nutrients to the soil but on the other hand, soil conditioners enhance the physical, chemical, and biological health of the soil. Algal soil conditioners increase aeration, water holding capacity, nutrient viability to the soil due to which the texture of soil and its quality also get improved which supports vegetation. They are effective as they improved the soil property and soil growth (Rehman et al., 2015).

Pesticides, insecticides, and herbicides influences the growth of soil algae. The influence can be variable with inhibition and stimulation of growth or no effect on growth. Microalgae have the bio stimulant and biofertilizers properties which attracts agrochemical industries. Microbial biostimulant and microbial biofertlizer increases the agriculture sustainability in crop production. They are environmentally friendly and cost-effective alternatives to the fertilizers, crop protection products and plant growth regulators. Bio stimulants are derived from organic materials that stimulate the growth and the development of several crops under both optimal and stressful conditions. Biofertilizers contains living organisms that improve chemical and biological soil properties, stimulating plant growth, and restoring soil fertility through natural substances present in them. Microalgae extracts have greater importance in crop production as MBS and MBF. Agrochemical companies are now including microalgal extracts in the formulation of innovative MBS and MBF. These extracts showed beneficial effects like increased nutrient uptake, induced tolerance to the abiotic stresses and improves crop yield and quality (Ronga et al., 2019).

Conclusion

Soil algae plays an important role in enhancing the fertility of soil. It is also beneficial for farmers for increasing productivity as well as cost efficient.  Soil Algae, specifically blue-green algae or cyanobacteria is also capable of pulling nitrogen from the air and converting it into usable nitrogen within the soil. It eliminates the cost of nitrogen fertilizers by farmers, for agricultural use. The added algae increase soil biodiversity, organic biomass, and the total humus found in soil, all good things for farmers keen to produce in healthy soils.

References

Andersen, R. A. (Ed.). (2005). Algal culturing techniques. Elsevier.

Agha, Q., Asrar, M. U. D. A. S. S. I. R., Leghari, S. K., & Somalani, M. A. (2020). Algae, soil fertility and physicochemical properties in agricultural fields of balochistan, Pakistan. Pakistan Journal of Botany, 52(4), 1491-1495.

Gollerbakh, M. M., & Shtina, E. A. (1969). Pochvennye vodorosli. Leningrad: Izdatelstvo Nauka.

Hu, C. X., & Liu, Y. D. (2003). Primary succession of algal community structure in desert soil.

Issa, A. A., Abd-Alla, M. H., & Ohyama, T. (2014). Nitrogen fixing cyanobacteria future prospect. Advances in biology and ecology of nitrogen fixation, 2, 24-48.

Johns, C. (2017). Living soils: the role of microorganisms in soil health. Fut Direct Intl, 1-7.

Manzoor, M., Tabssum, F., Javaid, H., & Qazi, J. I. (2015). Lucrative future of microalgal biofuels in Pakistan: a review. International Journal of Energy and Environmental Engineering, 6(4), 393-403.

Metting, B. (1981). The systematics and ecology of soil algae. The Botanical Review, 47(2), 195-312.

Rajvanshi, M., & Sayre, R. (2020). Recent Advances in Algal Biomass Production. Biomass.

Ronga, D., Biazzi, E., Parati, K., Carminati, D., Carminati, E., & Tava, A. (2019). Microalgal biostimulants and biofertilisers in crop productions. Agronomy, 9(4), 192.

Rehman, A., Jingdong, L., Shahzad, B., Chandio, A. A., Hussain, I., Nabi, G., & Iqbal, M. S. (2015). Economic perspectives of major field crops of Pakistan: An empirical study. Pacific Science Review B: Humanities and Social Sciences, 1(3), 145-158.

Shields, L. M., & Durrell, L. W. (1964). Algae in relation to soil fertility. The Botanical Review, 30(1), 92-128.

Starks, T. L., & Shubert, L. E. (1982). Colonization and succession of algae and soil-algal interactions associated with disturbed areas 1. Journal of Phycology, 18(1), 99-107.

Song, Y., Shu, W., Wang, A., & Liu, W. (2014). Characters of soil algae during primary succession on copper mine dumps. Journal of soils and sediments, 14(3), 577-583.

Zaidi, A. A., Malik, A., Mushtaq, K., Ruizhe, F., & Shi, Y. (2018). Progress of Microalgal Biodiesel Research in Pakistan. J. Plant Sci. Curr. Res, 2, 2-7.

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Aircraft Battery Market Value Will Hit Mark Of 667.8 Million USD by 2022

The global aircraft battery market is projected to grow from an estimated USD 475.0 Million in 2017 to USD 667.8 Million by 2022, at a CAGR of 7.05% from 2017 to 2022. The base year considered for the study is 2016 and the forecast period is 2017 to 2022.

Aircraft manufacturers are increasingly shifting towards the More Electric Architecture (MEA) that involves majority of non-propulsive systems in an aircraft being powered by electricity. The growing shift toward the more electric aircraft technology is expected to propel the demand for aircraft batteries during the forecast period.

The UAV segment under the aircraft type is witnessing strong growth in the aircraft battery market. Drones are widely accepted by the defense sector worldwide, owing to their limited operational costs in comparison to manned aircraft and benefits offered by them to defense forces. Moreover, there have been huge R&D investments in the field of drones that have widened their applicability in mining, surveying, 3D mapping, and oil & gas exploration activities, among others.

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Based on end user, the OEM segment is projected to lead the aircraft battery market during the forecast period.

Based on end user, the OEM segment is expected to lead the aircraft battery market during the forecast period. In the aviation industry, aircraft are manufactured and delivered to airlines with aircraft battery technology already installed in the aircraft. Original Equipment Manufacturers (OEMs) are responsible for the installation of battery components. This has become a suitable alternative for airline companies, as post the delivery of aircraft, modification becomes cumbersome for aircraft manufacturers.

Based on offering, the product segment of the aircraft battery market is projected to witness the highest growth during the forecast period.

Based on offering, the product segment of the aircraft battery market is projected to witness the highest growth during the forecast period. The product segment includes all the battery types and battery management systems used in aircraft. As the aircraft architecture is moving more towards electrical systems, the need for better and more number of batteries is driving the product segment of the aircraft battery market.

The North America region is expected to lead the aircraft battery market during the forecast period. The growth of the North America aircraft battery market is driven by factors such as the rapid growth in the aircraft manufacturing, technological advancements in aircraft architecture, and growth in the electric aircraft industry. Thus, the market for aircraft batteries is expected to witness considerable growth in the region following the increased demand from various applications.

Key Companies Outlook

Major companies profiled in the aircraft battery market report are Concorde Batteries (US), Saft (France), EnerSys (US), EaglePitcher (US), and Gill Batteries (US), among others.

Concorde Batteries is a major player in the aircraft battery market. The company focuses on contracts through extensive R&D activities. The company’s next-generation innovation and strategic investments, coupled with a strong product portfolio, are expected to lead to its robust international growth in future. Its strong R&D capabilities have resulted in engineering successes in each of its key business sectors. For instance, Concorde Battery Corporation was awarded the Boeing Performance Excellence Award of 2016.

Saft is planning to expand in the UK and is strengthening its position through partnerships and by establishing local production facilities. Saft has established offices in Israel, the UAE, Saudi Arabia, and Qatar, along with the expansion of its offerings in various sectors. The company caters to its international customers primarily through the aerospace and defense systems and diversified industrial business segments. The company’s next-generation innovation and strategic investments, coupled with a strong product portfolio, are expected to lead to robust international growth in future. In 2017 Saft developed a 44 Ah (Amp-hour) battery for Aero Vodochody’s L-39NG training jet. This battery is designed in a way that avoids electrolyte spillage when the aircraft engages in aerobatic maneuvers.

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Global 4k TV Market- Industry Analysis and forecast 2027

Global 4k TV market size was valued US$ XX Bn in 2019 and the total revenue is expected to grow at 24.5% through 2020 to 2027, reaching US$ XX Bn.

Global 4k TV Market

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4K television is a biggest change in the television industry and offers vibrant colors with better picture quality. It is used in concerts and live shows due to its high resolution and high picture quality. For instance, China has been selected to hold the 2022 Beijing Winter Olympics, key companies like Huawei, Sumavision and Changhong have started financing in the development of UHD broadcasting equipment, are also expected to change digital broadcasting from HD to UHD broadcasting and drive the demand for 4K TVs in China. The rising trend in the electronics industry and a steep decline in Ultra High Definition (UHD) TV prices are expected to further fuel the demand for 4K television in the forecast period.

The global 4k TV market is driven by the increasing accessibility of ultra-high-speed internet, rise in the purchasing power of consumers, and consumers are purchasing ultra-high-definition TVs for the immersive visual experience. However, the cost of these TVs is very high is restraining the market growth at the global level. Filmmakers are turning towards UHD technology and technological advancements have remarkably altered television-sizes and their resolutions are expected to create beneficial opportunities for the key player in the market during the forecast period.

Based on the screen size, the 52 to 65 inches segment has led the 4k TV market in 2019 and is estimated to generate more than US$ XX Mn market revenue by 2027, with a CAGR of XX%. Due to manufacturers are offering a large number of 4K TVs in the 52-65 inch segment. The above 65 inches segment is expected to witness a growth rate of XX% during the forecast period owing to the rapid introduction of innovative technologies like Super Ultra High Definition (SUHD) and Quantum dot LEDs (QLEDs). Manufacturers are progressively reevaluating their designs to present advanced 4K TVs. They are heavily capitalizing on R&D activities to develop innovative graphic engines, which enable an immersive viewing experience. A rapid increase in the disposable income of the consumers and the decreasing price of a UHD TV are likely to fuel the segment growth in the coming years.

Geographically, the 4k TV market is segmented into North America, Europe, Asia Pacific, Latin America, and Middle East & Africa. Asia Pacific held the prominent market share of XX% in 2019 and is expected to reach US$ Mn by the end of 2027, with a CAGR of XX%. Increasing the disposable income of individuals and rising penetration of the UHD set-top box are expected to impel the market growth in the region. Developing countries China and India are the major contributor to the regional market. Among these, China is the leading manufacturer of 4k TVs and it is accounted for 70% of the market share in 2019 owing to the various TV manufactures are established their setup in the country and low labor cost. Bulk availability of 4K TVs along with low price offerings are the key reason behind the huge consumptions of 4K TVs in the country. The market in North America is expected to grow at a high CAGR of XX% during the forecast period. Thanks to the growing demand for 4K set-top boxes that enable exploiting the full capability of 4K TVs with enhanced picture quality. Increasing investments in research and development activities for the introduction of advanced UHD TVs are predicted to accelerate the growth of this region in the near future. The European 4K TV market also showed moderate growth of XX% throughout the forecast period due to growing demand in the UK and Germany.

The objective of the report is to present a comprehensive analysis of the Global 4k TV Market including all the stakeholders of the industry. The past and current status of the industry with forecasted market size and trends are presented in the report with the analysis of complicated data in simple language. The report covers all the aspects of the industry with a dedicated study of key players that includes market leaders, followers and new entrants. PORTER, SVOR, PESTEL analysis with the potential impact of micro-economic factors of the market have been presented in the report. External as well as internal factors that are supposed to affect the business positively or negatively have been analyzed, which will give a clear futuristic view of the industry to the decision-makers. The report also helps in understanding Global 4k TV Market dynamics, structure by analyzing the market segments and project the Global 4k TV Market size. Clear representation of competitive analysis of key players by Application, price, financial position, Product portfolio, growth strategies, and regional presence in the Global 4k TV Market make the report investor’s guide.

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Global 4k TV Market, by Screen Size:

• Below 52 inches • 52 to 65 inches • Above 65 inches Global 4k TV Market, by Display Technology:

• LCD (Liquid Crystal Display) • OLED (Organic Light Emitting Diode) display Global 4k TV Market, by Application:

• Residential • Commercial • Industrial Global 4k TV Market, by Region:

• Asia Pacific • North America • Europe • Latin America • Middle East Africa Global 4k TV Market, Major Players:

• Samsung Electronics Co., Ltd • LG Electronics, Inc. • Sony Corporation • Vu Technologies Pvt. Ltd. • Sharp Corporation • Asus Tek Corporation • Electronic Corporation • Hisense Corporation Limited • Panasonic Corporation • Innolux Corporation. • Hitachi Ltd. • Koninklijke Philips N.V. • TOSHIBA Electronic Devices & Storage Corporation, • TTE Technology, Inc. • SCEPTRE Inc. • VIZIO, Inc. • SEIKI Corporation

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