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Teledyne’s New SWIR Line Scan Camera Enables Defect Detection Beyond the Visible

Teledyne DALSA, a Teledyne Technologie company and global leader in machine vision technology, is pleased to announce its first short-wave infrared (SWIR) line scan camera for machine vision.

From Teledyne DALSA 20 May 2020

Making Tissues Stretchable and Lasting for Easier Imaging

When there's a vexing problem to be solved, people sometimes offer metaphorical advice such as "stretching the mind" or engaging in "flexible" thinking, but in confronting a problem facing many biomedical research labs, a team of MIT researchers has engineered a solution that is much more literal.

19 May 2020

Radiant Vision Systems Introduces New VIP™ (Vision Inspection Pack) Software License

Radiant Vision Systems, a leading provider of test and measurement solutions for illuminated components and displays, announces a new software extension for its TrueTest™ Automated Visual Inspection Software for photometric measurement and analysis.

From Radiant Vision Systems 19 May 2020

Protect Your Assets: New Thermal Imaging Camera Enables Highly Accurate Human Body Temperature Measurements in COVID-19 Fever Screening

Viral epidemics such as the current coronavirus (COVID-19) have created a global demand for infrared cameras that are able to screen for a fever condition in humans.

From Micro-Epsilon USA 19 May 2020

Using Intense Synchrotron Radiation to Produce Higher-Quality CT Images

Several people would have undergone a CT scan at a certain point in their life—sliding in and out of a tunnel, with a huge machine rotating around. X-ray computed tomography, well-known by its acronym CT, is a technique extensively used to capture cross-sectional images of objects.

15 May 2020

Parabolic Mirrors for Optical Instruments

Optical Surfaces Ltd is a leading manufacturer of Off-Axis Parabolic Mirrors for optical instruments including radiometers, MTF measuring systems and spectrometers.

From Optical Surfaces Ltd. 14 May 2020

Ultra-Long-Working-Distance Spectroscopy with 3D-Printed Aspherical Microlenses

Researchers at the Faculty of Physics, University of Warsaw have demonstrated micrometre-sized 3D-printed aspherical microlenses which can replace bulky microscope objectives in spectroscopic measurements of single point-like light emitters (e.g. quantum dots or atomically thin 2D materials).

14 May 2020