11-02/03 :: February / March 2011
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API Technologies Corp. (OTCBB: ATNY, API) was named recipient of a 2011 Edison Award. Presented by the Discovery Channel, the Edison Awards is a yearly competition, which honors in- novation and excellence in the development, mar- keting and launch of new products and services. API received the Gold Best New Product honors for its API™ Hawki™ Video Aiming Device in the Electronics & Computers: Locational Technologies category. The announcement was made at the annual Edison Awards gala.
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tures on surfaces in an extremely small size. This technique is used for applications such micro-textu- ring of surfaces, manufacture of micro and nano-flu- idic devices and x-ray optical elements,” said Doctor Abid Khan, Senior Research Strategist and former Director of the Monash Institute for Nanoscience and Manufacture.
http://www.vistec-semi.com
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he new WITec True Surface Microscopy mode is the winner of the Pittcon 2011 Editor’s Gold
Award for the most outstanding new product at the 2011 PITTCON conference and technical exhibition (March 14-17, 2011, Atlanta, USA). WITec´s new True Surface Microscopy mode allows confocal Raman imaging guided by surface topography.
http://www.witec.de
API’s patent pending Hawki Video Aiming Device is used by Explosive Ordnance Disposal (EOD) teams to examine and dispose of explosive de- vices. The Hawki attaches to an EOD robot, auto- matically calculates distance to target and point of impact, and presents this information to an EOD technician on a video monitor. Using this informa- tion, the EOD technician may then safely dispose of explosive materials from a safe distance away.
API, through its subsidiaries, provides engineered systems, components and secure communications as well as high quality engineering services, new product introduction, and turnkey manufacturing for electronic assembly, test, and build services to the global defense and aerospace industry.
http://www.apinanotronics.com
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