Abrisa Technologies offers ultra-thin (≤0.4mm) technology glass for next generation devices needing miniaturization, slim formats, flexible glass, lightweight components, or bio or chemical compatibility. 

The Ophir® Wide Beam Imager SWIR: WB-I SWIR is a compact, calibrated optical system for measuring the size and power distribution of large and divergent beams of VCSELs and LEDs in the SWIR range.

The H-811.I2V hexapod from PI features a parallel-kinematic design for six degrees of freedom making it significantly more compact and stiff than serial-kinematic systems, higher dynamic range, no moved cables. Additionally, this promotes higher reliability, and reduced friction, and is suitable for vacuum environments to 10^-6 hPa.

Canon's DC-motors are custom manufactured to achieve the exact speed, power and current required of the OEM application. Canon motors are RoHS-compliant and are completely designed, manufactured and assembled in our facilities.

Canon offers a variety of brushless, coreless, and ironcore dc-motors that are custom manufactured to achieve the exact speed, power, and currents required for OEM applications. These motors are supplied with attached gears, pinions, pulleys, lead wires, and conductors in order to reduce OEM labor and material costs.

Shannon from Mad City Labs takes you through the company's product line of nanopositioning systems. Learn what nanopositioners are and key attributes through this informative video.

In this short video, G&H presents the polarization diverse receiver (PDR) for OCT, with an overview of its features and benefits and how it integrates into an OCT system.

Image cytometry is an emerging technique that uses digital images to characterize individual cells flowing at high-speeds through microchannels. These images can be used purely for characterization purposes, to inform upon real-time decision making, or for generating statistics on large populations of cells.

This webinar will discuss the precise measurements of super-smooth polished surfaces and present a case study with real-world examples on these types of samples.

Measuring temperatures with an infrared camera has never been easier. Whether you are in the lab or out in the field, the new FLIR Thermal Science Kits provide an affordable and easy to use method for temperature measurements.

What should you consider when specifying components for an optically-based sensing subsystem? What are the challenges in designing these into a subsystem? Learn about developing subsystems and specifying components for manufacturing and assembly in this webinar hosted by G&H.