If you’ve been in the medical instrumentation game as long as I have, you know the drill. You’re designing a new fluorescence analyzer or a
If you are an electronic design engineer, you have probably had a product manager drop a set of requirements on your desk that defies physics.
There is nothing—and I mean nothing—more frustrating in the lab than setting up a precision optical measurement, hooking up your scope, and seeing… noise. Just
If you are designing the optical bench for a next-gen DNA sequencer or a qPCR machine, you aren’t sleeping much. The biology is getting faster,
Look, nobody wants to be the engineer responsible for a medical device that fails when it matters most. When a patient’s oxygen levels drop, that
If you are an engineer designing the next generation of Computed Tomography (CT) equipment, you are probably losing sleep over one specific trade-off: Image Quality
If you are designing the next generation of smartwatches or haptic gaming gloves, you don’t have space. You just don’t. Marketing wants the device to
Remember that scene in Minority Report where Tom Cruise is waving his hands around, controlling screens without touching anything? We all saw that and thought,
There is nothing—and I mean nothing—worse than being immersed in a virtual world, turning your head quickly to spot an enemy, and watching the world
If you’ve spent any time on a fab floor managing Rapid Thermal Processing (RTP) or CVD, you know the nightmare of “drifting” temperatures. You dial
