Laser Headlights in Autonomous Vehicles
Automotive technology is advancing rapidly, and integrated into today’s cars are features that are bringing us closer to advanced driver assistance system (ADAS). If we look at the six SAE... Read More
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Vision Sensor Market to Reach a Market Size of $4.6 Billion by 2024
According to a new report Global Vision Sensor Market, published by KBV research, The Global Vision Sensor Market size is expected to reach $4.6 billion by 2024, rising at a market growth of 11.8% CAGR during... -
NICE Alliance's Cloud Services to be Powered by Microsoft Azure
NICE Alliance has chosen Microsoft Azure to build NICE Cloud Services that will be offered to NICE adopters, 3rd party application and service developers, and end-users. The implementation of NICE Cloud Services will incorporate... -
Teledyne Opens New Office in Japan
Teledyne e2v, Teledyne DALSA, and Teledyne Princeton Instruments announced a new combined office space in Ikebukuro, Tokyo. The occasion will be marked with an Office Opening Ceremony on May 22,... -
The World Celebrates the Second International Day of Light
May 16th 2019 marks the global celebration of the second edition of the International Day of Light. The International Day of Light is an official observance of UNESCO that provides an annual focal point for the... -
KPM Analytics Acquires Sightline Process Control to Serve Food Processing Market
KPM Analytics announced today that it has acquired Sightline Process Control, Inc, a company specializing in 3D color vision and automated inspection systems that improve product quality, increase line productivity and reduce... -
Laser World of Photonics 2019: Photonics experts, live demos and trends galore
From June 24 to 27, Munich will once again play host to the photonics industry: in addition to the exhibition and top-quality scientific World of Photonics Congress, Laser World of Photonics provides highlights galore in the... -
Stemmer Imaging AG Trading in Prime Standard, Frankfurt Stock Exchange
By switching segments, Stemmer Imaging now complies with the most exacting transparency requirements for listed companies in Germany, and is opening itself up to a broader investor base. As a result, the Management Board firmly... View All
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Producing Electricity at Estuaries using Light and Osmosis
Researchers at EPFL in Switzerland are working on a technology to exploit osmotic energy – a source of power that’s naturally available at estuaries, where fresh water comes into contact with seawater. In a laboratory experiment,... -
Lidar Instruments Peer Skyward for Clues on Weather and Climate
Researchers have developed a set of diode-based lidar instruments that could help fill important gaps in meteorological observations and fuel a leap in understanding, modeling and predicting weather and climate. The instruments are particularly... -
Device May Lead to Faster Internet, Better Medical Imaging
University of Queensland researcher and optical engineer Dr Joel Carpenter worked with Nokia Bell Labs to build the device to tackle the challenge of splitting light into the shapes it is made up of, known as modes. "Splitting a beam of light... -
Imaging Technique Captures Mid-IR Images for Medical Diagnostics
Researchers have developed a unique high-resolution imaging method that can capture mid-infrared spectral images of fast events or dynamic processes that take place on the order of milliseconds. This spectral range is used for many applications... -
Low-Cost, Custom Lens Manufacturing
Researchers from Washington State University and Ohio State University have developed a low-cost, easy way to make custom lenses that could help manufacturers avoid the expensive molds required for optical manufacturing. Led by Lei Li, assistant... -
Application Offensive for Ultrafast Lasers in the kW Range
Experts from 13 different Fraunhofer institutes are working on the development of multi-kW ultrafast lasers and various applications in the Fraunhofer Cluster of Excellence Advanced Photon Sources CAPS. A user facility with application laboratories... -
Fluorescent Microalgae May Lead to Super-Efficient Solar Cells
Tiny light-emitting microalgae, found in the ocean, could hold the secret to the next generation of organic solar cells, according to new research carried out at the Universities of Birmingham in the UK and Utrecht in The Netherlands.... View All
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IBM AI and Cloud Technology Improves World's Food Supply
IBM announced the global expansion of Watson Decision Platform for Agriculture, with AI technology tailored for new crops and specific regions to help feed a growing population. For the first time, IBM is providing a global agriculture solution... -
Precision Engineering Driving Innovation in the Sustainable Energy Sector
There is increasing demand from the general public and governmental agencies for sustainable energy solutions, the basic principle being that the human use of energy meets today’s needs without compromising the ability for generations to come... -
Stellenbosch Study of Mechanical Properties of Microlattice Structures
Deben, a leading provider of in-situ testing stages together with innovative accessories and components for microscopy, reports on Stellenbosch University’s research into the production and mechanical properties of microlattice structures.... -
LED Downlights to Illuminate Wax Figures in Paris Museum
Seoul Semiconductor Co., Ltd., a specialist in LED products and technology, announced that its SunLike Series natural spectrum LEDs have been adopted by -
Additive Manufacturing Production of Micro-Optics
After the recent and successful commercial launch of its micro additive manufacturing technology, Nanofabrica is revealing the successes that it has had in various industry sectors as its technology has been tested and validated over the past few... -
University of Maine, ORNL to Catalyze 3D Printing with Wood-Based Products
A new research collaboration between the University of Maine (UMaine) and the Department of Energy’s Oak Ridge National Laboratory (ORNL) will advance efforts to 3D print with wood products, creating a new market for Maine’s forest... -
Solar powered Desalination Offers Hope of a Global Shift in Agriculture
Australia’s ability to reliably produce food for an ever-increasing population is a growing concern amid droughts and increasingly volatile climate conditions. Australian agriculture practices rely heavily on groundwater, even though... View All
