By: Thomas Palangio Today, WipWare launched its Technical Question & Answer Series to answer your technical queries. This new series will unravel questions asked by the market. So, let’s begin; Question: What is the smallest/ largest particle size WipWare technology can detect? Answer: There is no limit to the smallest or largest particle size that can be […]
Dr. John Franklin Dedication WipWare was on hand at a dedication ceremony at the University of Waterloo this weekend to honour Dr. John Franklin, friend, colleague and former business partner. Franklin (1940-2012), a professor in Waterloo’s Department of Earth and Environmental Sciences, was a developer and founding partner of WipWare Inc. WipWare selected and donated […]
Dedication ceremony announced for WipWare developer Dr. John Alan Franklin (1940 – 2012) The University of Waterloo Earth Sciences Museum invite you to attend the Dedication Ceremony for John Franklin Sunday May 4, 2014 @ 2:00 pm in the University of Waterloo’s Peter Russell Rock Garden Reception to follow in the Atrium of the Centre […]
Module enhances pioneering fragmentation analysis software Initial reaction to a new blast prediction module recently developed by WipWare Inc. has been extremely positive. WipWare unveiled BlastCast®, an innovative blast fragmentation forecaster and one of the latest improvements to the high-tech firm’s ever-evolving WipFrag software, at the 40th Annual International Society of Explosives Engineers (ISEE) Conference […]
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