We’re back from a successful edition of the Euspen International Conference and Exhibition. This year, we travelled to Kraków, Poland, to exchange knowledge with our precision engineering colleagues and discover the latest innovations and developments. We also took the opportunity to showcase several developments we have been working on over the past year.
Detector programmes in Big Science continue to evolve long after their original production phase. The ALICIA ultra-precise assembly systems developed by IBS ...
Air bearings enable frictionless, clean and highly stable motion, making them essential for semiconductor equipment where nanometer accuracy, high speed ...
The VDMA has founded its first transnational European regional association: VDMA Benelux. The new association is intended to strengthen collaboration across ...
IBS partnered with Mechanical Engineering students from Fontys University of Applied Science to explore materials and manufacturing methods for an optical ...
From 19 to 22 January, IBS Precision Engineering took part in a Dutch aerospace fact-finding mission to the United Kingdom. Together with a group of innovative ...
Air bearings are an excellent solution when you want to move things at high speed and with high precision, thanks to their frictionless and accurate ...
The new Trinityᵐ wireless probe system, developed by IBS Precision Engineering, provides a non-contact method for qualifying the performance of machine tools ...
At IBS, we are developing capacitive displacement sensors for cryogenic applications. This has taken a significant amount of research and has delivered ...
