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Written by: Intercept Technology™

Published: 23 May 2016

What commonalities does product innovation share with cats, you ask? Well, it's not as far fetched as one might think. It's an interesting juxtaposition of old versus new. With their enormous, deadly-sharp canines, saber-toothed carnivores are well known to many. Surprisingly, there is more than one "saber-toothed cat."

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Written by: Intercept Technology™

Published: 11 November 2016

Recyclable packaging, and the idea of recycling or reusing items is not a new concept or idea. People have long “repurposed” items for other uses or other applications. Some of this repurposing is known as Yankee ingenuity. That is to say, the ability to get by with what you had and make it work for your application.

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Written by: Intercept Technology™

Published: 15 December 2016

Intercept Technology now offers a 3D printable ribbon. Correspondingly, the world is demanding faster, better, and more immediate availability of custom products when the customer wants it. 3D printing is able to provide users the ability to build complex functional items quickly, efficiently, and on demand. However, the functionality of 3D printing did not include products that were useful for anti-corrosion and/or ESD protection for components or parts in an assembly. EMI has changed that reality.

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Written by: Intercept Technology™

Published: 10 January 2017

ESD protection may not be the first thing you think about when you enter Antarctica. For most, the singular thought of cold permeates all consciousness and everything else follows thereafter. Antarctica is the largest desert in the world as well as being the coldest, windiest, highest and driest continent on Earth – yet it holds 90% of all of the fresh water on the planet. Temperatures can dip all the way down to -133º, or soar upwards to 58º.

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Written by: Intercept Technology™

Published: 27 January 2017

The British Royal Mint has used Static Intercept for some time now. Recently, there's been widespread controversy over Britain’s decision to exit the European Union. Presently, things seem to be getting even more complicated.

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Written by: Intercept Technology™

Published: 31 January 2017

Imagining Los Angeles as a carbon free utopia, may not be as difficult as many might believe.Our Quick Review -- I am a sucker for musicals, especially one that pays homage to so many movies. From Whiplash and Funny Face - all the way back to Casablanca - La La Land honors what has come before it. Not only does the film pay respect to these classics, but it adds to the foundation they had previously established. I did promise not to do anymore movie reviews, but La La Land was too good to pass up. To start, the movie is well worth the buzz it has received. A love story set in Los Angeles, the film is a truly enjoyable time and escape. The characters have fabulous chemistry. The locations and backdrops pull you in, mesmerize you and truly become part of the story's fabric. Personally, I hate when people give away endings or key plot twists, so I will make sure that doesn't happen here. Instead, the aspect of the movie that I would like to concentrate on has to deal with decisions, reactions and alternative realities.