The PYRITE series of lenses are the universal lens solution, featuring a small and compact design, very low distortion and high resolution, and covering a wide working distance range.

The Phantom Miro C211 is an economical and easy-to-use high-speed camera with higher frame rates than many other cameras in this category. It is easy to use with standard cable setups.

Abrisa Technologies offers ultra-thin (0.1 to 0.55 mm) mirrors that can be inserted into compact devices needing miniaturization, ultra-lightweight properties, or where space for beam steering is at a premium. 

Bus bars provide the pathways for electrical connectivity or grounding points to transparent conductive coatings and are themselves, made of conductive material.

The Thulite Series Lenses from Schneider Optics are a set of high-end lenses for APS-C sized 2” sensors and typical machine vision applications.

Which optical coating will deliver the best results for my application? That is the key question of this 15-minute presentation with Barbara Herdt, head of the laser optics business unit at Laser Components.

Canon's BN22A brushless servomotors are compact in size and provide high output power, achieving accurate control from low to high-speed ranges.

Canon's BN13 brushless servomotors are compact in size and provide high output power. Cordless winding technology contributes to low cogging, resulting in a high mechanical response.

In PI's digital event “Enabling the Technologies for Semicon” you can expect to learn market trends and technologies in order to meet the needs of industry and end customers - now and in future. Included in the webcast are exciting presentations from experts on applications, manufacturing requirements and solutions. 

Aspheric lenses are used in a wide variety of applications to optimize optical performance while ensuring an efficient design, but measuring one isn’t as straightforward as a spherical lens. In this webinar, we’ll look at some of the common pitfalls and opportunities in measuring aspheres, and how to interpret aspheric measurements to improve the manufacturing process.

May 20, 2021 was World Metrology Day, commemorating the signing of the Metre Convention in 1875 by representatives of seventeen nations.