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The Veryst® Mission: Engineering Through The Fundamentals
Veryst Engineering, LLC provides premium engineering
services and consulting at the interface of technology and manufacturing.
Located in the Boston area, Veryst provides services in product design,
manufacturing processes, and failure analysis to firms nationwide.
Service is based on technical fundamentals - employing grounded knowledge
of mechanics, physics, and manufacturing to produce practical, useful
results. Our consultants' backgrounds encompass teaching, extensive
publications, industrial experience, and research.
News
Recent Conference Presentation
Jorgen Bergstrom, Ph.D., with Wayne Falk,
Ph.D. and Virginia Giddings, Ph.D. both of Abbott Vascular, co-authored
the abstract: Deployment Mechanics of a Bioabsorbable Coronary Scaffold.
The abstract has been chosen for presentation at the Device Podium
session of the FDA/NHLBI/NSF Cardiovascular Device Computational
Modeling workshop, June 1-2, 2009 in Rockville, MD.
read more about Jorgen Bergstrom ...
Recent Patent Issued
Stuart Brown, Ph.D., was issued Patent 7,505,244,
titled Patent: “Micro-switches for Downhole Use”. This patent describes
a microsized, high voltage switch for the activation of perforating
guns used in oil extraction.
read more about Stuart Brown ...
Recent Seminar
Jorgen Bergstrom, Ph.D. presented a seminar
on Finite Element Modeling of Polymers Boston, Massachusetts, May
12 & 13, 2009.
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Press Release
Washington, DC - November 10, 2008
- Octillion Corp. (Symbol: OCTL), a next-generation alternative
and renewable energy technology developer, today announced plans
to further Octillion's development of first-generation devices capable
of generating electricity by harvesting energy from vehicles in
motion. The Company has entered into an agreement with Veryst Engineering
LLC, a respected Boston-based engineering firm with expertise in
energy capture technologies.
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full press release ...
Recent
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Mechanical Engineering, September 2008
Harvest of Motion.
A small-scale generator uses a catch-and-release strategy
that can turn a casual stroll into useful electric energy.
By Brian S. Hendrickson and Stuart B. Brown
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the article...
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