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1631. Trash or Treasure? Machine-learning based PCB layout anomaly detection with AnoPCB

Henning Franke, Paul Kucera, Julian Kuners, Tom Reinhold, Martin Grabmann, Patrick Mäder, Marco Seeland, Georg Gläser, Erfurt, Germany, online 2021 2021 17th International Conference on Synthesis, Modeling, Analysis and Simulation Methods and Applications to Circuit Design (SMACD)

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1632. DE 10 2020 119 371

A perspective view of an acceleration sensor in a non-deflected state

Microelectromechanical acceleration sensor

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1633. Impact of Input Data on Intelligence Partitioning Decisions for IoT Smart Camera Nodes

Isaac Sánchez Leal, Irida Shallari, Silvia Krug, Axel Jantsch, Mattias O’Nils, 2021 Electronics

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1634. Tip‑ and Laser‑based 3D Nanofabrication in Extended Macroscopic Working Areas

Ingo Ortlepp, Thomas Fröhlich, Roland Füßl et al., 2021 Nanomanufacturing and Metrology

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1635. EdgeCam

In EdgeCam, a solution has been developed to build safety zones around mobile cranes with networked cameras. Photo: ArtisticOperations/Pixabay.

In EdgeCam, IMMS provides the smart communications between cameras of a virtual safety zone for truck cranes.

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1636. Schallpegel im Ultraschallbereich

Peter Holstein, Nicki Bader, Hans-Joachim Münch, Matthias Domke, Udo Wagner, Tino Hutschenreuther, Sebastian Uziel, Wien, Austria 2021 DAGA 2021 - 47. Jahrestagung für Akustik

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1637. VE-VIDES

Printed circuit boards fitted with components and illuminated LEDs

Against hacker attacks: Innovative chip architectures, modelling and verification methods for trustworthy electronics

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1638. SAS 2021

Sensors Applications Symposium SAS

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1639. Comparing BLE and NB-IoT as Communication Options for Smart Viticulture IoT Applications

Silvia Krug, Sebastian Miethe, Tino Hutschenreuther, virtual conference 2021 2021 IEEE Sensors Applications Symposium (SAS)

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1640. K4PNP+Z

IMMS developed lifting modules with a 15 kg load capacity and a stroke of 25 mm each and integrated them into a 6D drive system as vertical nanopositioners to carry payloads with virtually no power and nanometre-precise positioning. Photo: IMMS.

IMMS developed actuators to position objects in planes with diameters up to 200 mm and a vertical stroke of 25 mm with nanometre precision.