Newsletter | September 28, 2026

09.28.26 -- Spotlight on IR

FEATURED EDITORIAL

Using IR At The Border To Fight … The Canadian Cartel?

Infrared is used at the border for surveillance, detecting people or vehicles crossing the border, and detecting disguises at security checkpoints. Could it have helped take down the Maple Mafia?

 

INDUSTRY INSIGHTS

 

How To Enhance Optical Blocking Using Multiple Filters

Any background light that reaches the detector of an optical system can greatly compromise signal-to-noise ratio. Using more than one blocking filter is a solution that requires careful consideration.

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