microminiaturization

“A big part of this march toward tiny equipment is in the field of electronics, where the process is called microminiaturization, molecular electronics, micromodular engineering or a number of other terms.”

The Practical Values of Space Exploration Report of the Committee on Science and Astronautics, U.S. House of Representatives, Eighty-Sixth Congress, Second Session

“Think about the microminiaturization that came as a direct result of us going, and highly reliable systems that were small in volume and light in weight.”

CNN Transcript Jul 20, 2009

“And that -- that spawned a revolution in microminiaturization that we all benefit from now.”

CNN Transcript Jul 20, 2009

“If you're a doctor and you know a lot about microminiaturization of robotics for heart catheters, great.”

Newsweek: A Moneyman Looking For A Few Good Funds

“New, microminiaturization technologies have enabled the NASA researchers to use commercially produced biomedical devices like the FlexComp Infiniti (tm) to do what used to take a wall full of equipment easily weighing over 1000 pounds.”

Printing: Exploring Inner Space in Outer Space-- using Biofeedback

“On the Moon there would be vacuum cementing, the bugaboo of the Belt's microminiaturization industries.”

Tales of Known Space

“Wide-Format Prints in Compact Design: Epson's expertise in microminiaturization and professional printing technology allows this compact, professional printer to optimize working space while producing exhibition quality prints up to 17 "x 22".”

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