Color Temperature Adjustment Filters are versatile tools utilized in diverse lighting contexts to modify the spectral composition of light for purposes such as aesthetic enhancement or technical illumination.

ZYGO has designed and built many specially-equipped interferometer systems, including NIR, SWIR, MWIR and LWIR wavelengths. ZYGO also designs and manufactures an array of reference optics for these wavelengths.

ZMI lasers provide highly stabilized, two-frequency output which provides a firm foundation for high-precision position metrology. These lasers are based on robust Helium-Neon technology that has high reliability and is used as a standard definition of the meter.

The extremely fast 1” C-Mount lenses with F0.95 maximum aperture are optimized for demanding low-light imaging applications.

ZC&R, a division of Abrisa Technologies, has over 20 years of design and volume manufacturing experience for high-performance thin film coating solutions for Night Vision Imaging Systems (NVIS) and Night Vision Goggle (NVG) compatible lighting and displays.

At SPIE Optics & Photonics 2023, Armadillo SIA's Mario Paredes provides a walkthrough of the benefits and advantages of optical fibers for applications where beam shape and homogeneity is critical

In this inVISION Tech Talk, our product manager Steffen Mahler discusses the chance and challenge of liquid focus lenses by Schneider Optics.

Alluxa has rapidly grown into a world leader in precision thin films and optical filters by refining our advanced SIRRUS Plasma Deposition process, designing and building our coating equipment, and a dedication to research and development.

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. 

This presentation discusses the performance and design challenges of advanced folded optics and lightweight zoom lenses optimized for next generation IR thermal imaging systems and applications.

In this webinar, we’ll look at some practical ways to get around this limitation and enable the use of smaller, low-power sensors to measure multi-kilowatt beams.