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We are now commencing the second quantum revolution when engineering is needed to develop future quantum systems! With multiple 2019 announcements related to quantum computing, the path to a universal quantum computer has become a bit easier. But the question is still the same: when will universal quantum computers be available?

Similarly, Flir has acquired more than 30 companies since the firm's initial public offering in 1993, including Point Grey Research in 2016 and multiple companies in the infrared detection and imaging space, reinforcing its well-known capability in thermal imaging. With Teledyne set to acquire Flir, we asked two industry analysts to give their take on the $8bn purchase TELEDYNE-FLIR ANAL YSIS 4 IMAGING AND MACHINE VISION EUROPE FEBRUARY/MARCH 2021 @imveurope | www.imveurope.com W hen Teledyne acquired Flir earlier this year, many industry players were surprised. [Extracted from the article]

The total world market for microsystems is expected to grow from $14 billion to $38 billion by the year 2002 according to the Nexus market survey. One of the reasons for this increase is a broad diffusion of microsystems in all the aspects of our every-day life. From the IT/peripherals industry to medical and automotive industry (which are at the moment the largest identified markets).

The article discusses the acquisition of camera equipment manufacturer Point Grey Research by commercial company Flir Systems, Oregon, U.S. in order to expand its business in the machine vision sector with the help of infrared.

The article presents an outlook for the microelectromechanical systems (MEMS) market through 2012. According to Jean Cristophe Eloy of Yole Development, the MEMS market reveals a steady growth for the coming years, with some applications bringing considerable increase to the market. Cited is the Yole 2007-2012 MEMS market forecast which expects a value of $14 billion by 2012 for the market.

The article forecasts the market for microelectromechanical systems (MEMS) from 2008 to 2012. Compared to the 2007 market growth, the growth for the MEMS industry in 2008 is forecasted to be slower. Market sales of MEMS units is projected to be above the sales Compound Annual Growth Rate. The MEMS business is also growing in different application fields and investment in the MEMS industry is predicted to remain at a high level.

Reports developments related to the microelectromechanical systems industry in Europe as of December 2001. Use of polymers for micro-actuators; Application of micro-injection molding; Development of biochips and microfluidics components. INSET: At a Glance.