11.06.24 -- The Latest And Greatest Optical Component Innovations

Designers have been known to “save the lens for last” when creating vision systems. One solution to this dilemma is a new and improved design approach called concurrent engineering. 

A foundational shift is ongoing in positioning technology, moving from positioners doing precisely what they are told to a new paradigm of truly intelligent positioning.

Discover how expertise in system assembly and alignment, along with a unified approach, can bolster the quality and efficiency of your life science optical system.

Commercial satcom networks will consist of constellations of 100’s to 1000’s of satellites in an interconnected low earth orbit (LEO) mesh. Many of these systems rely on an optical intersatellite link (OISL) architecture to connect satellites via laser based optical communications.

Micro molding plays a critical role in producing precise, high-quality optical components for augmented reality (AR) devices, ensuring clarity and performance through micron-level accuracy and advanced manufacturing techniques.

A team of Duke University researchers sought to explore the viral infection process before the virus has bonded to tissue, understanding how viruses navigate the epithelial space, through mucus and the periciliary layer.