09.10.25 -- The Future Of Optical Networking, Imaging Systems, Answering Micro Optics Questions & More

Since digitization began in the late 20th century, network development has centered on bandwidth. What were once separate channels for voice, data, and video are now unified through triple play.

Long valued in telecommunications, fiber optics is also transforming imaging—offering unique qualities that solve some of the field’s toughest challenges and environments.

Passive alignment limits scalability, while active alignment offers superior precision and flexibility. Advanced systems now enable rapid, automated alignment for high-yield, cost-effective production.

Data center evolution is driving demand for ever-higher data transmission rates, necessitating innovation in data center optical interconnect component design. 

Micro-optics within the micro injection molding space require expert engineering and experience. Our resident micro optics engineer, Rick Brown, encounters the following common questions.

Explore how implementing a feedback control loop to monitor laser power in automotive manufacturing ensures precise laser welding and contributes to preventing costly assembly line disruptions.