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New Thin and Ultra-Fast Photodetector can See the Full Spectrum of Light

New Thin and Ultra-Fast Photodetector can See the Full Spectrum of Light

Teledyne Dalsa Introduces a Thermal Camera Dedicated to Elevated Skin Temperature Screening

Teledyne Dalsa Introduces a Thermal Camera Dedicated to Elevated Skin Temperature Screening

HySpex Launches Game Changing SWIR-640 Camera

HySpex Launches Game Changing SWIR-640 Camera

New Technique Enables Precise Optical Imaging of Single Proteins

New Technique Enables Precise Optical Imaging of Single Proteins

New Endoscope Combines Photoacoustic and Fluorescence Imaging in a Single Device

New Endoscope Combines Photoacoustic and Fluorescence Imaging in a Single Device

Luxinar Launches SR AOM CO2 Lasers for High-precision Applications

Luxinar Launches SR AOM CO2 Lasers for High-precision Applications

National Circuit Assembly Acquires High-Speed Multi-Angle 3D AOI System

National Circuit Assembly Acquires High-Speed Multi-Angle 3D AOI System

X-Ray Lasers Can Help Image Nanometer-Scale Objects in a Single Shot

X-Ray Lasers Can Help Image Nanometer-Scale Objects in a Single Shot

New Hollow Optical Fiber Shows Promise for Low Noise Applications

New Hollow Optical Fiber Shows Promise for Low Noise Applications

Engineers Produce Completely Flat Fisheye Lens

Engineers Produce Completely Flat Fisheye Lens

Optomed and AEYE Health to Introduce a Handheld AI Fundus Camera

Optomed and AEYE Health to Introduce a Handheld AI Fundus Camera

New Alkali Copper Halide that Emits Pure Blue Light Discovered

New Alkali Copper Halide that Emits Pure Blue Light Discovered

Researchers Develop All-Optical Ultrafast Imaging System with High Spatial, Temporal Resolutions

Researchers Develop All-Optical Ultrafast Imaging System with High Spatial, Temporal Resolutions

Researchers Use Terahertz-Frequency Light to Probe the Unusual Behavior of Disordered Systems

Researchers Use Terahertz-Frequency Light to Probe the Unusual Behavior of Disordered Systems

New Optical Method to Create Reprogrammable Artificial Lattices Using Only Laser Light

New Optical Method to Create Reprogrammable Artificial Lattices Using Only Laser Light

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