We are thrilled to announce the newest addition to our leadership team, Frank R. Kohoutek, who joins us as an accomplished GM/VP of Operations. With an impressive track record in optimizing manufacturing operations and driving organizational growth, Frank brings a wealth of experience that will enhance our capabilities and strengthen our partnerships.

We are thrilled to announce that Samia Le Bellego has joined the Applied Engineering team! With international experience, as she is originally from France, Samia brings a wealth of expertise in the semiconductor industry, particularly in Metrology production and clean technology.

Applied Engineering San Jose is thrilled to announce our upcoming "How it's Made" seminar, where industry experts Melissa Ramos of M95 Machining and Edward Chan of Elementary ML will share insights on Machining and Machine Vision, respectively. Join us on May 23rd from 11:00 am to 2:00 pm, for an experience filled with learning, networking, and exploration.

We are pleased to announce a seminar featuring Mr. Tom Stepien, CEO of Primus Power, as our esteemed keynote speaker. Mr. Stepien will provide an illuminating address on the pivotal role of Energy Storage in driving our ongoing energy transition. 

To enrich your experience, we are delighted to offer a catered lunch during the seminar. Moreover, an exclusive tour of our state-of-the-art facility will be arranged, enabling participants to witness cutting-edge engineering infrastructure firsthand. Following the event, dedicated networking time will be allocated to foster valuable connections and discussions. 

Please mark your calendars and prioritize your attendance at this significant occasion, as it promises to be a rewarding gathering of industry professionals. We eagerly anticipate your presence and engaging discussions. 

The world is facing a critical challenge: how to reduce greenhouse gas emissions and mitigate the impacts of climate change. Renewable energy sources like wind and solar power are key solutions to this challenge, but they also present a unique problem: intermittency. The sun doesn't always shine, and the wind doesn't always blow, which means that renewable energy sources can only generate electricity when conditions are right.

Fortunately, advances in battery energy storage systems (BESS) are revolutionizing renewable energy by providing a way to store excess energy generated during times of abundance and use it when demand is high.

Are you eager to learn more about the latest developments in advanced battery technology, as you envision a future where devices and machines of all shapes and sizes are powered by efficient, reliable, and safe batteries? Do you want to know how these technological advances could revolutionize portable power, and what their implications are for consumer products, electric vehicles, and renewable energy systems?

The increasing use of renewable energy sources such as solar and wind power has brought about a new challenge: how to store the energy generated when it is not needed for immediate use. Energy storage technologies are essential for managing the variability of renewable energy sources and ensuring a reliable supply of electricity. Let’s explore some of the most common renewable energy storage options available today.

Battery energy storage systems work by converting stored electrical energy into a different form when needed. This process begins with the components of the system capturing and storing energy from renewable sources such as solar and wind. The stored energy is then released when it is needed, either for backup power during an outage or to supply energy to an entire town. The power electronics and inverters then convert the stored energy into a form that can be used by consumers.

You're a product designer, engineer, or manufacturing professional looking for ways to improve quality and reduce costs. You've heard of design for manufacturing (design for manufacturing) as a potential solution but don't know where to start. Design for manufacturing is a powerful tool that can help you optimize your designs and streamline workflows, ultimately resulting in improved quality and cost savings. However, implementing design for manufacturing strategies can be complex and requires careful consideration of various factors in order to ensure success. In this article, we'll explore how you can take advantage of design for manufacturing to improve quality and reduce costs.

Are you looking to design a product for mass production? If so, it’s important that you take into account all the key considerations before getting started. With the right preparations and planning in place, your product can have an efficient and cost-effective journey from prototype to bulk production.

The product development cycle is a complex process that involves several stages, from ideation and prototyping to manufacturing and distribution. At each stage, there are specific challenges that need to be addressed, and design for manufacturing (DFM) is one of them.

DFM is the process of designing a product with the goal of optimizing its manufacturability. The idea is to create a design that can be easily manufactured at scale while minimizing costs and maintaining quality.