07.21.25 -- What To Expect At SPIE Optics + Photonics 2025

SPIE Optics + Photonics 2025 in San Diego is the leading event for photonics engineers, featuring innovative research, exhibitions, and professional development.

Rising diabetes rates lead to more eye problems. Laser technology offers gentle laser eye surgery for diabetic patients, preserving their vision.

Image sensors played a crucial role in the Hayabusa and Hayabusa2 missions, providing valuable data about the composition and surface of asteroids Itokawa and Ryugu.

Precision Glass & Optics, a world leader in the optical manufacturing industry for nearly 40 years, announces the improved capability to produce high-volume, high-quality optical components that operate from 0.2 um to 15 um.  

This study examines the influence of the composition of the core material, preform production technology, and posttreatment with hydrogen on the optical stability of the all-silica optical fibers to UV radiation.

Thoughtful design and substrate selection are vital to minimize substantial shifts in interference filter spectra due to temperature fluctuations.

Bandpass filters offer precise control over transmitted light bands and rejection of unwanted radiation, with types and features playing crucial roles in their application and performance optimization.

Mad City Labs provides precision nanopositioners, AFMs, and custom microscopy solutions for quantum sensing, optical trapping, and imaging. Visit Booth 617 at SPIE Optics + Photonics.

Jean-Francois Boucher explores Laser Components latest PLD technology.

For applications demanding sub-micrometer precision—such as fine positioning, alignment, or adjustment—PI’s M-235, L-220, and M-230 linear actuator series provide reliable, high-performance motion control.

The FLIR A6301 Advanced Thermal Camera offer engineers and system integrators the best and most advanced thermal camera for Process Control, Monitoring and Quality Assurance.

These interferometers provide fast and reliable measurements of surface form error and transmitted wavefront of optical components, systems, and assemblies. 

The devices ImageMaster HR and Universal provide an outstanding level of accuracy and flexibility when testing the MTF (modulation transfer function).