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At Wevolver, our mission is to enable individuals to innovate and create by offering access to valuable engineering insights. Innovation is essential for both survival and progress. To develop effective technologies and solutions, it's important to stay informed about the latest advancements. There's no reason to start from scratch. We strive to give engineers the resources they need to understand technologies that can assist in crafting impactful products.

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Cutting Chemicals, Cutting Carbon: How Dry Phase Patterning Is Greening Flex-PCB Manufacturing

1 week ago | wevolver.com | Tess Boissonneault

Today, wet etching is among the most common methods used in the manufacturing of electronic chips. Yet while reliable at making circuits on a mass scale, this approach has a big problem associated with it: its environmental cost, particularly when it comes to water consumption and contamination.
Less is more: How less data can lead to better models

2 weeks ago | wevolver.com | Andrew Myers

Anyone who has seen a fluid mechanics simulation in action, relied on a weather model to anticipate an oncoming hurricane, or seen a flight simulator put a virtual, billion-dollar jet design through the paces knows that the mathematics of simulation are almost-impossibly complex. Even on the fastest supercomputers, these calculations can sometimes take days to complete.
New 3D printing method enables complex designs and creates less waste

3 weeks ago | wevolver.com | Jennifer Chu

Hearing aids, mouth guards, dental implants, and other highly tailored structures are often products of 3D printing. These structures are typically made via vat photopolymerization — a form of 3D printing that uses patterns of light to shape and solidify a resin, one layer at a time. The process also involves printing structural supports from the same material to hold the product in place as it’s printed.
AI Anomaly Detection for Seizure Prediction: How BrainChip enables Onsor Technologies NEXA

3 weeks ago | wevolver.com | Samir Jaber

Seizures often strike without warning, leaving patients and caregivers with no time to respond. This unpredictability has limited independence, increased risk, and kept treatment reactive rather than preventive. Advances in real-time health monitoring and predictive AI are changing that. With edge computing and neuromorphic processors capable of continuous, on-device analysis, real-time seizure prediction is becoming a practical tool in everyday healthcare.
How to Test a Circuit Board (PCB): Methods, Tools, and Best Practices

4 weeks ago | wevolver.com | Abiola Ayodele

PCB testing verifies the structural integrity and performance of a circuit board. This article explores key insights from design for testability (DFT) to manual and automated tests such as AOI, ICT, and X-ray. IntroductionWhen you assemble a new printed circuit board (PCB), the real test begins when you power it up—an event engineers jokingly call it “smoke test.” If something’s gone wrong, you might literally see smoke, indicating a serious design or manufacturing flaw.
OEM vs ODM Manufacturing: A Comprehensive Technical Guide for Engineers

4 weeks ago | wevolver.com | Abiola Ayodele

IntroductionIn today’s complex global electronics market, a company’s approach to manufacturing is a cornerstone of its competitive success. The challenges of modern product development—from design capabilities and supply chain logistics to quality control and time-to-market pressures—make outsourcing production a necessity for most organizations. Yet simply having an innovative product idea is insufficient; execution determines success.
Multilayer PCBs and the Cutting-Edge of Circuit Board Repair

4 weeks ago | wevolver.com | Tess Boissonneault

Multilayer printed circuit boards (PCBs) represent a growing proportion of PCBs made today, with the growth driven in large part by the increased demand for miniaturized electronics. It makes perfect sense: after all, smaller electronic devices necessitate the compaction of circuits without decreasing functionality. In this article, we’ll be looking more specifically at testing and repair techniques for multilayer PCBs and the challenges that this type of circuit brings up.
On the road to more sustainable printed electronics

1 month ago | wevolver.com | Tess Boissonneault

As electronic devices continue to evolve and proliferate, at once making our day-to-day lives easier and enhancing capabilities on an industrial level, the question of environmental impact becomes increasingly urgent. That’s because just as electronic devices and products become more ubiquitous, so too does electronic waste.
Advanced Adhesives for Electric Motor Assembly: Driving Performance and Reliability

1 month ago | wevolver.com | Samir Jaber

Traditional mechanical fasteners have long been the default in motor assembly. But as electric motors (e-motors) evolve across mobility, consumer goods, and industrial automation, these fasteners are becoming a limiting factor. Today’s motors must be stronger, lighter, and more compact, pushing engineers to rethink how they are built. Advanced adhesives are enabling that shift.
Bringing Cognitive Intelligence to the Edge: A Conversation with Synaptics' John Weil

1 month ago | wevolver.com | Samir Jaber

Edge AI has long promised smarter, faster, and more private device intelligence. But as AI moves beyond the data center, it faces a fundamental challenge in complexity in its implementation closer to the end user. Between fragmented hardware, evolving models, and growing performance expectations, developers are often stuck navigating an overcrowded, under supported and often not interoperable ecosystem. That’s where Synaptics comes in.