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Grinder-wise, similarly, the industry continued to focus on temperature maintenance by way of displaced, belt-driven motors and digital programability, while one company, Slingshot, took a very different tack, with its imaginative and refreshingly non-digital approach to the doser platform, aimed particularly at high-volume scenarios.

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We can’t recall a time, in recent years, when we have seen the term ‘headwinds’ used so widely in comments made by senior management at the leading manufacturers of industrial lasers. That, and the aforementioned tariff issues, are identified as major concerns in the financial reports of many of the companies whose laser revenues represent about 80% of the total market. The obvious unstated conclusion is that turmoil in the markets for industrial lasers has led to modest growth in 2018 (2017 was a banner year), with prospects for the same in 2019. Even so, 2018 was another record year for industrial laser sales, cracking the $5 billion revenue level.

Thanks to A123 for doing the costly heavy lifting in developing the highest tech in the battery field. Much US tax money spent there, then bankrupted. Assets and the technology sold to Chinese firm Wanxiang at cents on the dollar. All approved by CFIUS in 2013 with zero restrictions and zero security concerns. OF COURSE THEY HAVE CONTROL! Yes, I am shouting….

Yes, so that’s part of it. That is part of it — George — the. It’s a well-known number but about 50% of in-theater casualties have to do with the logistics and a lot of diesel drivers are getting killed to put it in blunter terms. And so, yeah, I think the Army is interested in that kind of an application. I don’t believe that will be the first application of remote nuclear power. I think you might see domestic bases go off the grid before you saw that. But there are lots of applications, right, there off grid applications, there are remote power applications for other things like operating radars, there are opportunities to power directed energy weapons for some of the advanced threats that we see whether those are in space or whether those are terrestrially based. And you can imagine nuclear applications for boosting satellite through our satellite defense. There are so many — so many very challenging national security problems for which compact nuclear reactors are the only feasible solution and that’s the tip of demand that we’re starting to see and I think, it’s pretty exciting for the future of our business.

Try getting a second car loan to buy a new $12,000 battery that comes with a reduced warranty! Also if you can’t afford to buy a new battery now the equity in your EV also suddenly collapses too! A double whammy!

To prevent the breakup of printed structures driven by interfacial instabilities, the stresses generated by interfacial tension must be less than the yield stress of the micro-organogel material (31, 37). Thus, the minimum stable printed feature size may be controlled, in part, by the micro-organogel yield stress. We hypothesize that the minimum feature size can be predicted from a plastocapillary length, given by λ = γms/σy. To test this relationship, we print features made from low-viscosity silicone oil into micro-organogels with different yield stresses and observe the feature stability over 24 hours. We find that the minimum stable feature size decreases with increasing yield stress, as predicted, although this back-of-the-envelope estimate does not quantitatively predict minimum feature size from our measurements of interfacial tension and yield stress (Fig. 3C). The block copolymer in the mineral oil phase may alter the interfacial tension with the silicone phase; thorough studies of the plastocapillary length that account for the added polymer must be performed in the future if quantitative predictions of minimum feature size are to be made (31, 38). We find that the time until unstable feature breakup depends on the viscosity of the printed material, revealing that even unstable features may be suitable for generating very fine, precise silicone structures if the curing time of the silicone is less than the time over which the interfacial instabilities dominate (Fig. 3D).

While the laser printer segment is flat at best, and lasers for light shows are slowing a bit after peaking a few years back, lasers used for displays and as a light source are only beginning to hit their stride. Lasers used in projectors of one type or another have been around many years, but their revenue remained relatively small until a few years ago, when lasers were incorporated into commercial cinema projectors. Here, lasers are increasingly being deployed as brighter, more energy-efficient, lower-cost-of-ownership light sources for cinema projectors. The transition from xenon bulbs to lasers came at a perfect time because a movie theater explosion was starting in China, and this technology fit the market perfectly. Today, there are more commercial movie theaters in China than in the U.S. A similar, potentially disruptive technology is using lasers for illumination, such as those being used in the headlights of Audi and BMW automobiles. While a minuscule laser revenue source overall, the potential remains for lasers to replace LEDs in many lighting applications of the future.

(A to C) SWLI of a printed silicone surface shows a surface roughness of 150 nm [2D scan (A), slice along the x axis (B), and slice along the y axis (C)]. (D) Stress-strain curve of printed silicone dog-bone specimens; printed silicone structures are capable of enduring more than 700% strain before mechanical failure. Tensile tests maintain a linear stress-strain relationship at low strains (inset). (E) Scanning electron microscopy of the cross section of a printed silicone structure demonstrates the uniformity of printed structures. (F) Macrophotographic image of a dog-bone specimen printed from silicone elastomer for tensile testing. (G) Macrophotographic images of printed dog-bone structures in the relaxed and highly strained states.

Simply measuring concentrations of a chemical in a test house is not enough to infer potential exposure, however. John Balmes, a pulmonologist at the Human Exposure Laboratory, at the University of California, San Francisco, told me, “Going from chemistry to epidemiology is a big leap.” To gauge the varying levels of each compound that the Thanksgiving cooks and their guests likely inhaled would require precise readings at various heights in various rooms, correlated with activity patterns. Still, when I told Balmes that the carbon-dioxide reading for Thanksgiving had peaked at four thousand parts per million, he was taken aback. “Wow,” he said. “Those kinds of levels will lower your cognitive functioning, at least in the short term. Whether it has any long-term effect, we don’t know.”

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