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Ankit Singh

New Delhi
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Bottled Water Market Forecast, Trend Analysis & Competition Tracking: Global Market insights 2017...

Bottled Water Market Forecast, Trend Analysis & Competition Tracking: Global Market insights 2017...

170 Pages Report] Bottled Water Market research report categorizes the global market by Product (Spring Water…

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Optical Beam-Induced Current for Defect Localization in ICs

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By Susha Cheriyedath, Ankit Singh
| AZoOptics
Reviewed by Susha Cheriyedath, M.Sc. Optical Beam-Induced Current (OBIC) is a laser-based semiconductor analysis technique that generates spatially resolved maps of photocurrent across the surface of an integrated circuit (IC). A focused laser beam scans the surface of a device and generates electron-hole pairs when it strikes a semiconductor region with sufficient energy.
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Straightening Leaning Buildings Without Demolishing Them

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By Sarah Kelly, Ankit Singh
| AZoBuild
Reviewed by Sarah Kelly Why do Buildings Lean? Diagnosing Before Acting Compaction Grouting Micro-Tunneling Chemical Grouting Choosing the Right Method A building that leans is a building under stress. Whether the tilt develops over decades or accelerates after a seismic event, the structural consequences demand a response. In many cases, that response does not mean tearing down the structure.
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Are Construction Sites the Next Big Market for Humanoid Robots?

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By Susha Cheriyedath, Ankit Singh
| AZoRobotics
Reviewed by Susha Cheriyedath, M.Sc. Construction sites rank among the most dangerous and labor-intensive work environments in the world, and surprisingly, they have not seen much automation yet. Humanoid robots, designed to move and operate like humans, are now emerging as a credible solution to the industry's deepest pain points, from chronic labor shortages to high injury rates.
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