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Low Cost Bioprinter

Low Cost Bioprinter

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The goal of this project is to develop a low-cost bioprinter to make bioprinting more accessible to research institutions. Currently, low-end bioprinters cost approximately $10,000 while high-end bioprinters cost approximately $170,000. In contrast, our printer can be built for approximately $375. Supplies: Parts: Ramps 1.4: https://www.amazon.com/HiLetgo-Control-Printer-Su… Arduino mega 2560: https://www.amazon.com/Elegoo-EL-CB-003-ATmega2560… Stepper motor drivers: https://www.amazon.com/BIQU-Compatible-Stepper-Ste… Additional stepper motor (optional) https://www.amazon.com/Stepper-Motor-Bipolar-64oz-… […]

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AR18AR35 SERIES SINGLE TURN ABSOLUTE ENCODERS

AR18/AR35 SERIES SINGLE-TURN ABSOLUTE ENCODERS

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Broadcom’s AR18 and AR35 series miniature programmable single-turn absolute encoders with resolution ranging from 17-bits to 21-bits Broadcom’s AR18 and AR35 series are the miniature absolute encoder ASICs designed to cater to the growing demand for space-constrained applications. The AR18 encoder is designed for an overall diameter of 18 mm and offers user-programmable resolution ranging from 17-bit, 19-bit, and

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WAFER LEVEL CAMERA MODULE MEASURES ONLY 0.65 X 0.65 X 1.158MM

WAFER-LEVEL CAMERA MODULE MEASURES ONLY 0.65 X 0.65 X 1.158MM

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OmniVision Technologies has released a fully packaged, wafer-level camera module measuring just 0.65×0.65mm and 1.158mm tall. Built around the company’s Guinness World Record breaking image sensor, only 0.575mm by 0.575mm, the OVM6948 CameraCubeChip was developed as a disposable medical imager, preventing cross-contamination risks while providing deeper anatomical access without being too invasive. OmniVision Technologies, Inc., a

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CAMBRIDGE STARTUP SOREX LAUNCHES PARTICULATE SENSOR

CAMBRIDGE STARTUP SOREX LAUNCHES PARTICULATE SENSOR

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Mass sensing startup Sorex Sensors Ltd. (Cambridge, England) has launched its first product, a particulate sensor along with a development kit. By Peter Clarke @ eenewseurope.com The Sorex sensor is designed for use in air purifier systems and in semiconductor manufacturing equipment, such as atomic layer deposition tools, where it can monitor amounts and rates. It

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CLEVER GAS MIXER GETS JUST THE RIGHT BLEND FOR HOMEBREW LASER TUBES

CLEVER GAS MIXER GETS JUST THE RIGHT BLEND FOR HOMEBREW LASER TUBES

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[Lucas] over at Cranktown City on YouTube has been very busy lately, but despite current appearances, his latest project is not a welder. Rather, he built a very clever gas mixer for filling his homemade CO2 laser tubes, which only looks like a welding machine. (Video, embedded below.) We’ve been following [Lucas] on his journey to build

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Revolutionizing Electric Field Measuring Techniques

Revolutionizing Electric Field Measuring Techniques

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Nowadays, electrical fields are being used not only in electrical engineering, but also for industrial, weather forecasting, safety, and medical applications. As a result, the need for a precise electric field strength measurement device has become increasingly high, and many investigations have devoted their resources to creating such device. TU Wien has developed a small

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DIY Tilt Switch.

DIY Tilt Switch

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In this instructable I’ll show you how to make a simple tilt switch, this tilt switch works best with microcontrollers that can debounce the signal and overcome interferences produced by vibrations. There are many ways to make a tilt switch, this one is a cheap and easy way to do one. Pros: -Tiny. -Easy to

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