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New abutment enables high aesthetic results for dental implants

Nobel Biocare AB

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- With a revolutionary tooth-colored ceramic abutment, it is now possible to restore a dental implant with an aesthetically appealing look, even in the most difficult cases, says Dorene Lynch, Vice President of marketing Nobel Biocare USA, Inc. The new abutment, called CerAdapt, is the latest addition to Brånemark System family of dental implant products.

Actress in new career gives Skanska film award and PR

Skanska AB

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The unconventional co-operation between the construction company Skanska and Liv Ullmann, famous actress in Ingmar Bergman's films among others, won a grand slam at the recent 2nd International Public Relations Film, Video and Multimedia Festival in Budapest, Hungary.

Bio-Rad Laboratories AB

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Brand new high quality papers for colour printers and photocopiers

SCA Fine Paper

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The Wifsta Office range has been strengthened by the addition of two new qualities, Wifsta Office Mosaique and Wifsta Office Astral, both available in their own distinctive packaging.

New alliance in insertion technology

Limt AB

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Swedish based LIMT (Local Insertion Media Technology) has purchased Channelmatic, Inc. for USD 10,91 million using funds raised by D. Carnegie in Stockholm. LIMT, which has developed a method to insert local TV commercial spots into national television transmissions using MPEG2 technology, has already had huge success with its LVS 300 video server which it began marketing six months ago. Channelmatic is a leading US manufacturer of systems for digital automation and distribution solutions for the television industry with a world-wide sales and support organization.

Computer simulated learning and presentation

Nord & Syd

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An advanced simulation game for municipal traffic is the first example of a new active learning media channel. This is claimed to be the communication method of the future, as well as an interesting alternative to traditional information-transfer media such as brochures, video presentations, etc. The claim is made by the Swedish advertising agency Nord & Syd Europa AB, who are introducing their large-scale venture as a general model and as a system for computer simulated training and presentation. ‘This is a media channel which creates completely new dimensions and possibilities for both qualitative and economically interesting information transfer’, commented Ulf Eneqvist, Project Manager and also the person responsible for both concept and game-script. ‘The method is especially suitable for demanding target groups, and those with which it is difficult to communicate’, he continued. ‘An example is young people who are used to combination training via play, competition, or entertainment methods.

More efficient dust removal with new industrial vacuum cleaner

Pullman Scandinavia AB

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Cleaning up building sites and industrial workplaces is going to be made easier by a light but powerful vacuum cleaner which runs off an ordinary 230-V single-phase socket. The PVL 2800 from Pullman Scandinavian AB weighs only 40 kg, but still packs 2.8 kW suction power. It’s also quiet, with a noise level of only 69 dB(A), which means it can be used without ear-defenders.

Simple fast web tool solves problems for home-page designers 2 versions

Infovav AB

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Simple fast web tool solves problems for home-page designers 2 versions (photo: Administrator)

Many companies now use Internet/intranet technology to communicate with customers, suppliers, and the rest of the world. This development increases the demand for fast and simple products which reduce development time in web activities. To meet this demand, the Swedish company Infovav AB, of Linköping, has launched Roxen Challenger, a web-server that is both fast and simple to use.

Versatile pick hammer combines compactness with punch

Atlas Copco Berema AB

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Artificial nose sniffs out bombs

Bofors Applied Technologies

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An artificial ‘nose’ will soon be available for tasks including searching for bombs at airports. This ‘sniffer’, which is a biosensor incorporating antibodies, is being developed by Bofors Applied Technologies, Sweden. The sensor is claimed to be the only artificial nose in the world which can rival a dog’s keen sense of smell.