The Printed Circuit Board (PCB), known as the “mother of electronic products”, is required in all electronic devices or products. The development level of its industry can reflect the development speed and technological level of the electronic information industry in a certain country or region. PCBs are mainly composed of two types of materials: insulating … Read more
In recent years, Ziyang District has been striving to build China’s PCB industry “third pole.” How much do you know about “PCBs”? What is PCB? PCB (Printed Circuit Board), known in Chinese as 印制电路板, is an important electronic component that serves as the support for electronic components and the carrier for electrical interconnections. Since it … Read more
Like many other great inventions in history, the printed circuit board (PCB) as we know it today is built on the foundation of progress throughout history. In our little corner of the world, we can trace the history of PCBs back over 130 years to a time when the great industrial machines of the world … Read more
Source: Old Thousand and His Friends Original Author: Sun Qian In the electronics industry, there is a key component called PCB (Printed Circuit Board). This is a very basic component, which makes it difficult for many people to explain exactly what a PCB is. This article will provide a detailed introduction to PCB-related knowledge, allowing … Read more
When it comes to robots, influenced by the term “human” in the name, most people might picture either the adorable and agile NAO robot or the polite and well-behaved ASIMO robot, or perhaps David, who looks just like a human in the movie “Artificial Intelligence.” In fact, these robots belong to the category of humanoid … Read more
Demonstration Video: Principles and Steps of Q300 Micro Robot-Assisted Hemorrhagic Stroke Puncture Surgery (Click the image above to watch) Neurosurgery Frontline News, hypertensive hemorrhagic stroke has a high mortality and disability rate among cerebrovascular diseases. In Asian countries, hypertensive hemorrhagic stroke patients account for 20%-30% of stroke patients, with a mortality rate as high as … Read more
With a single 3D printing process, a “living” micro-robot can achieve twisting, stretching, contracting, and rotating? This is precisely what a new study from the University of California, Los Angeles (UCLA) has achieved. The 3D printed micro-robots can autonomously walk, perceive their environment, and navigate independently, filling the gap in the application of additive manufacturing … Read more
Combining living cell components with a three-dimensional scaffold can be used to develop robots carrying biological tissues. Existing research indicates that this type of robot can possess certain perception and environmental adaptation capabilities. Recently, a joint research team from University of Illinois at Urbana-Champaign led by Professors Mattia Gazzola and Rashid Bashir and John A. … Read more
The 2024 World Robot Conference, themed “Co-Creating New Productive Forces, Sharing a New Intelligent Future”, features a three-day main forum and 26 thematic forums, where 416 top scientists, representatives from international organizations, academicians, and entrepreneurs from home and abroad focus on cutting-edge technologies, industry trends, and innovative achievements, deeply discussing the new trends and opportunities … Read more
Sperm, bacteria, bubbles, and bioastronauts are set to become the latest microbots developed for human use in cancer treatment over the coming years. Microscopic robots rolling through blood vessels, drilling into the brain, and swimming in the intestines are no longer scenes from science fiction movies. Scientists and engineers are developing microbots, ranging from the … Read more