Lenses White Papers and Case Studies

  1. SWIR & NIR Imaging In Aerial Electro-Optical Systems (EOS) 1/25/2024

    Short-Wave Infrared (SWIR) sensors, offering advantages in low-light conditions and daylight imaging, have emerged as crucial components in advanced aerial Electro-Optical System (EOS) products.

  2. Enabling Micron Level Mounting Accuracy 1/8/2024

    Explore different lens assembly techniques and how Exact Placement assembly technology addresses the requirements for the tightest possible tolerances.

  3. Lenses For Bin Picking 10/13/2023

    The role of vision technologies in automation is increasing, especially in bin picking, where cameras and light sources are commonly utilized to detect and analyze objects.

  4. Lenses For Volume Measurement 10/13/2023

    Vision technologies, including 3D cameras and laser scanners, are vital in modern industries for accurate volume measurement of objects in applications like food processing and quality control.

  5. Lenses For Microscopy 10/13/2023

    Magnification lenses play a vital role in microscopes as they enable the user to observe the object being studied in a magnified form.

  6. Lenses For Diagnostics 10/13/2023

    Medical diagnostics rely heavily on imaging technologies that allow physicians to examine and assess a patient's body structures and functions in great detail.

  7. Lenses For Line Scan 10/13/2023

    Line scan cameras are often employed in image processing applications for fast and precise data capture, such as in manufacturing line monitoring.

  8. Lenses For Gap Measurement 10/12/2023

    Vision technologies enhance car body measurement accuracy and precision in the automotive industry, utilizing 3D scanners for real-time analysis and vision algorithms.

  9. Lenses For Crash Tests 10/12/2023

    Using camera systems, extensive data can be collected on the behavior of vehicles and their components during a crash.

  10. Lenses For Traffic Infrastructure Control 10/12/2023

    Cameras and advanced image processing systems are employed for quality and safety control of transport routes, inspecting vehicles for defects, and monitoring road, rail, and overhead line conditions.