Maney Publishing’s Journal of the Month in May 2012 is The Imaging Science Journal
Stemmer Imaging has introduced a selection of cameras and framegrabbers that make use of the new CoaXPress data transmission standard. CoaXPress can send high speed video, communication, control and power over long distances using a single standard coaxial cable.
GE Lighting has announced that it will integrate its lighting solutions sales and applications solutions team with professional sales teams from North America and bring both operations under a single structure and leader.
Albeo Technologies is offering a new version of its H-Series High Bay LED fixture at the Lightfair International 2012 which is to be held in Las Vegas. The H-Series High Bay fixture has already won many awards since it was first introduced during 2011.
Based in Lafayette, Louisiana, LA LED has been expanding its distribution centers and direct project market managers constantly so as to have a more improved project management and coordinate sales, thereby benefiting its large client base in the U.S., Brazil and Canada.
In the search for alternative fuels, scientists need tools to take snapshots of combustion reactions that happen at short time scales. American researchers have devised a new-type of burst-mode laser that provides bursts lasting 10 times longer than previous examples—enough to enable “movies” of these reactions.
Cree, Inc. introduces the industry’s first LED downlight designed to deliver specification-grade lighting performance with pricing to match the everyday price of incumbent technology fluorescent grade downlights.
Redfern Integrated Optics, Inc. (RIO) today announced that it has been awarded a Phase 2 SBIR contract for further development of its breakthrough semiconductor laser technology.
By Will Soutter
3 May 2012
A research team comprising Brent Wagner and Bernd Kahn from the Georgia Tech Research Institute (GTRI) has devised a prototype called the nano-photonic composite scintillation detector that integrates rare-earth metals and other elements at the nanoscale for enhanced strength, accuracy and sensitivity to provide improved radiation detection.
Researchers at the Institution of Engineering and Technology, London, UK, have invented a new technology – the ability to control specific cells, embedded within dense neural circuits, with light. This could be used to treat brain disorders which are not effectively treatable by conventional means.
By Will Soutter
2 May 2012
Barska, a producer of sport optics, has developed a new line of professional microscopes. Designed to comply with high quality specifications, these new lab microscopes offer consistent performance. Barska microscopes are available in a variety of models with different optical structures and features, ensuring a wide range of student and professional applications.
HiViz LED Lighting has been developing lighting products with affordability and quality features that can be of much advantage to the fire and rescue as well as municipal markets. LED compartment light upgrade products can reinstate an older apparatus, thereby replacing the traditional incandescent compartment lights with next-generation energy efficient LED upgrade.
IRIDEX has introduced a new formulated non-invasive, MicroPulse technology-based glaucoma procedure. During the recent American Society of Cataract and Refractive Surgery (ASCRS), IRIDEX launched the new tissue-sparing, repeatable glaucoma therapy known as MicroPulse Laser Trabeculoplasty (MLT).
Q-Tran has launched remote LED power supplies that can be directly buried within the ground. They serve as an excellent distribution point to power LED lighting.
Researchers from the Princeton University have conducted a study to improve the power output of solar cells. The researchers were inspired by the simple leaf structure, which is flexible and simultaneously absorbs sunlight to produce energy and nutrients for a tree.