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What are the cutting-edge innovations that have made an impact in the industrial world this year? What was the major news not to be missed? This winter, we offer you the opportunity to relive the year 2022 from an industrial perspective. In this article, we focus on 3 news related to the laboratory world.
What’s new in the lab? A lab on a chip, a new hydrogen lab in Europe, and a new system to better inspect pre-filled syringes are among the news we published in 2022 related to the lab world.
01/ A Lab on a Chip
September 6, 2022
TU Wien, one of the major universities in Vienna, Austria, has developed a fingertip-sized chip that can analyze the content of liquids a just a few seconds. This “lab on a chip” could have tremendous applications for example in the pharmaceutical industry.
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02/ New Hydrogen Laboratory in Germany
April 15, 2022
The Fraunhofer Institute for Laser Technology ILT is setting up a hydrogen laboratory to make fuel cells ready for series production. The 300-square meters lab will be accessible to researchers and industrial players to experiment with different laser technologies in order to optimize fuel cells.
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03/ Inspections of Pre-Filled Syringes
October 12, 2022
The Antares Vision Group has launched a new automatic visual inspection system that guarantees 100% quality inspections of pre-filled (PFS) syringes.
The VRI-VI 060 S series detects particles, cosmetics, and filling level defects, explains Carlo Marconi, General Manager and Business Owner of Inspection Machines.
