This landmark event, driven by the China-Brazil Joint Laboratory for Synchrotron Science and Technology (CBJSync), brought together brilliant minds from the Institute of High Energy Physics (CAS) and the Brazilian Synchrotron Light Laboratory (LNLS). It is truly inspiring to witness such powerful international collaboration pushing the boundaries of megascience.
Megascience facilities such as HEPS and SIRIUS push mechanical and electrical engineering to its limits: nanoradian-level stability, ultra-smooth motion, tight thermal control and long-term reliability are not aspirations — they are daily requirements.
That is exactly where ND comes in. As your trusted partner for precision megascience, we combine an in-house granite factory, full-scope mechanical & electrical design, in-house assembly & commissioning, and international trade capability — one accountable team taking your project from concept to on-site acceptance.
Our capabilities highlighted at the meeting:
1. Mechanical Design — full-spectrum expertise from structural scheme design and finite element analysis (FEA) to thermal deformation and vibration simulation and precision assembly processes.
2. Electrical Design — professional power system planning, motor selection, cable drag chain and EMC optimization, safety circuit design, and on-site interference suppression.
3. PLC Programming — full-chain automation integration across mechanical structures, electrical systems, motion control algorithms, sensors, vision systems and HMI, delivering seamless hardware–software integration and system-level commissioning.
4. Air Bearing Technology — advanced air flotation layout design, gas supply system optimization, and customized air bearing linear stages, rotary tables and multi-axis platforms, precision-integrated with granite bases.
5. Retrofit & Upgrade — complete turnkey modernization of existing multi-axis platforms, from conceptual design and prototyping through full on-site implementation.
We would like to thank the organizers and everyone who visited us and shared their challenges — from beamline instrumentation and experiment stations to metrology platforms. We look forward to supporting the CBJSync community and contributing the precision engineering that next-generation synchrotron science requires.
Let's build the next generation of megascience — together.
