IJR News — today's news from every sideTom Gallagher Shifting production to Crolles should help keep these parts available even if global supply issues pop up again. Herc Rentals Guide Weighs Electric, Diesel Scissor Lift Options — Sep 10, 2026The articles emphasize selecting the right scissor lift by understanding the main types—electric, rough terrain, and diesel—and weighing a project’s specifics such as application, overhead clearance, ground conditions, weight, and working height to ensure safety and efficiency. They also note that rough terrain models offer features like 4WD, oscillating axles, deep tread tires, higher ground clearance and tilt sensors to handle slopes, while staying within weight limits is crucial to prevent tipping.
Rachel Meyers Rough terrain models with 4WD and higher clearance save time when the ground is uneven, though they cost more to rent and maintain.Vadzo Imaging Validates Real-Time ROI AutofocusTech — Aug 31, 2026Vadzo Imaging announced multiple new embedded vision cameras across robotics, life sciences, and industrial automation, including high-speed AR0234-based GigE and IMX900-based USB models for motion-accurate inspection, fluorescence-ready AR1335 monochrome USB cameras for sensitive light imaging, HDR low-power AR0822 sensors in MIPI and related auto-exposure/Flexible ROI configurations for precision and power-constrained deployments, and a versatile camera lineup designed for forklift, warehouse, and edge AI applications. The announcements emphasize global shutter and ROI capabilities, HDR imaging, high frame-rate streaming, and power-efficient operation to meet demanding real-time machine vision tasks.
Maya Lindstrom Those tiny backpacks on warblers could finally show why some routes are disappearing and help us protect stopover spots. Lyntris Files US IPO, Plans NYSE Listing — Jul 23, 2026Lyntris, a Falls Church, Virginia-based defense technology firm backed by Trive Capital, filed for a U.S. IPO on the NYSE under the ticker LYNX, aiming to raise about $300 million with six-month revenue of $241 million and a net loss of $13 million for the period ended June 30, while serving 200+ defense programs and highlighting no single program dominating revenue. The company markets “sense-to-act” connectivity across sensors, hardware, and software for DoD and allied customers, with Evercore ISI, Citi, Guggenheim Securities and others serving as underwriters.
