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COLORADO SPRINGS, CO – Photo Stencil has named Dr. James F.
Reilly, II, vice president of research and development, a new position. He will direct research in support of the company’s product roadmap and technology
plans as liaison to customers and business
partners, and will spearhead independent projects designed to develop new products and
technologies for the printing process.
Dr. Reilly is a veteran of the US Navy and NASA, and flew Space Shuttle missions in 1998, 2001 and 2007, where he performed five spacewalks totaling over 30 hours. Following the Columbia accident, he was involved with development and testing of repair materials and techniques for the Shuttle’s thermal protection system.
A materials expert, Reilly has a Ph.D. in geosciences from the University of Texas at Dallas, and is a former chief geologist at Enserch Exploration, where he was involved in the application of new imaging technology for industrial applications in deep water engineering projects and geological research.
Dr. Reilly joins vice president of technology Dr. William E. Coleman on Photo Stencil’s product development team.
AUSTIN, TX -- EMS provider Bantam Electronics has signed an agreement to manufacture JBM Electronics' Gateway C120 Routers.
No financial terms were announced.
No financial terms were announced.
TOKYO – Japan produced 1.67 million yen worth of electronics in February, up 0.5% over last year, the Japan Electronics Industries Technologies Association reported.
March exports were down 13.3% to 1.18 million yen, and are down 9% for the year. Components were down 14.6%, while consumer electronics were up 2%. Components make up more than 70% of the value of Japan’s electronics exports.
For the year, Japan has imported 1.49 million yen worth of electronics, down 2.6%. Overall production is up 1.1%.
March exports were down 13.3% to 1.18 million yen, and are down 9% for the year. Components were down 14.6%, while consumer electronics were up 2%. Components make up more than 70% of the value of Japan’s electronics exports.
Japan imported 702,714 million yen worth of electronics products in February, the latest month for which data are available, down 5.3% from 2007. Consumer electronics imports were up 107%, but industrial electronics, computers and components were down 9.4%, 8.5% and 10%, respectively.
For the year, Japan has imported 1.49 million yen worth of electronics, down 2.6%. Overall production is up 1.1%.
JEITA is one of Japan’s largest electronic associations, with 525 member companies.
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