OSI Optoelectronics (OSIO), an OSI Systems Company, will present the company’s high-performance standard and OEM photodiodes, fiber-optic products, opto-assemblies, and high-power light sources at OFC, March 13 - 15, 201...
Researchers have developed a technology similar to that used in tv & film to be able to track the way that proteins fold and change shape.
By Louise Saul
22 Feb 2018
Researchers from the University of Washington have devised a technique for wireless and safe charging of a smartphone by using a laser.
Researchers have devised a super-resolution microscopy technique that allows them to observe chemical reactions taking place on the cellular scale.
By Brett Smith
20 Feb 2018
LEDs are all around us - they’re far more efficient and can be easier to manufacture than traditional bulbs, as well as being more environmentally friendly.
By Thomas Hornigold
20 Feb 2018
Photons can certainly be made to interact — a major breakthrough that could pave the way for applying photons in quantum computing, if not in lightsabers.
An innovative ultrathin, elastic display that comfortably fits on the skin is capable of showing an electrocardiogram’s moving waveform recorded by a breathable, on-skin electrode sensor. This integrated biomedical sensor system together with a wireless communication module is known as "skin electronics," which can send biometric data to the cloud.
To keep up with growing demand, and diversifying product requirements, LASER COMPONENTS‘ partner Holo/OR are pleased to announce a number of new developments to their production facility.
Toshiba America Information Systems’ (TAIS) Imaging Systems Division introduces the JCS-HR5U, an ultra-compact (approx. 1.75” x 1.75” x 3”), CMOS HD video camera designed especially for clinical m...
A LED-based train headlight that consumes just 1/10th of the energy needed for headlights running on traditional light sources has been developed.
By Lee Pickering
16 Feb 2018
As lenses reflect and refract light, they can be used in imaging systems that steer finding through the microscope and conserve history by means of cameras.
The first-ever nonmagnetic topological insulator laser has been demonstrated by a team of optics researchers from the University of Central Florida.
By Lee Pickering
16 Feb 2018
Lasers are useful across a range of disciplines, from the optical characterization of materials for solar panels to inertial confinement fusion experiments.
By Thomas Hornigold
15 Feb 2018
Major enhancements have been made to a novel kind of laser to increase processing speed at a lower cost.
Multiple, heavy lenses are often required to produce perfect color images, as these optical devices allow each color to focus on precisely the same plane.