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Optics + Photonics 2010 Photo Diary
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More than 4,250 scientists, researchers, and developers and 233 exhibiting companies convened in San Diego from August 1 to 5 for the SPIE Optics + Photonics symposium, one of the largest interdisciplinary international gatherings in optics, photonics, and optoelectronics. This article covers the highlights from the exhibition floor. View the Photo Diary here.
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Featured Article
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Glass Marking Techniques Using CO2 Lasers
By Synrad, Inc.
Glass manufacturers and fabricators have long expressed interest in CO2 lasers for marking serial numbers, logos, and codes on automotive glass, medical devices, windows, and electronic parts. The problem until recently was that CO2 lasers typically produced highly fractured marks on most glass types.
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Product Focus
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Portable LIBS System
Avantes North America is pleased to announce the availability of the LIBSCAN 25 portable laser induced breakdown spectroscopy system. LIBSCAN 25 is a versatile system that is well-suited to researchers and industry scientists with a need to apply LIBS analysis to field applications.
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Precision Optics
PG&O's Precision Optical Fabrication facility specializes in Plano optical components. Their many years of industry experience enable them to interact with your engineers in order to produce needed components rapidly without sacrificing quality or cost-effectiveness.
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Call For Editorial
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Photonics Online invites you to submit your technical articles, papers, and/or news items for possible inclusion on our website and our email newsletter. For a run-down of the topics we are covering this year, please check out our 2010 Editorial Calendar. For more information or to submit an item, please contact us at editor@photonicsonline.com.
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Photonics Online Imaging Resource Center
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The Photonics Online Imaging Resource Center provides pertinent information, services, and product selections to assist your company with cameras, high resolution, high speed, and machine vision. Visit the Imaging Resource Center today to find a solution to meet your needs.
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Featured Multimedia
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| The Cooke Corporation: Space Shuttle Starts At Night |
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The image sequence was recorded by NASA during the space shuttle launch in August 2009 with a pco.dimax. It was taken at full resolution of 2016 x 2016 pixel and 400 fps, and here a detailed extracted version is shown in 1280 x 720 pixel resolution.
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