Aviation & Aerospace Videos
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Mission Critical Solutions for Aerospace and Defense
4/30/2013
Eric Desfonds with Excelitas runs us through their offerings displayed at SPIE DSS 2013.
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Fine Resolution, Better Sensitivity, And SWIR Imaging Make For Deeper OCT Imaging
2/4/2013
Doug Malchow of UTC Aerospace gives us an overview of the GL2048L InGaAs Linescan Camera at Photonics West 2013.
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Cameras For Applications In Solar, Military, Agricultural Markets, And More
8/22/2012
Don Pancza, account manager with Goodrich ISR Systems/UTC Aerospace discusses his company’s recent merger, and reviews their products on display at the show.
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Abrisa Technologies: Enabling Your World
7/25/2012
This short video highlights Abrisa Technologies' glass strengthening, glass fabrication, precision thin films, and specialty flat glass capabilities for the aerospace/defense, display/imaging, lighting/entertainment, medical, and photovoltaic markets.
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SWIR Camera For Applications Requiring Small Size, Weight, And Power (SWaP) Demoed At SPIE DSS
4/25/2012
Bob Jones, business development manager at Sensors Unlimited - Goodrich ISR Systems, shows the GA640C-15 SWIR camera. This camera is ideal for applications involving low-light-level imaging, covert surveillance, multi-laser spotting and tracking, imaging through atmospheric obscurants, integration into unmanned UASs, and handheld and soldier-mounted systems where small size, weight, and power (SWaP) are critical.
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Live From Photonics West 2012: Visible Variant Of The Argos Laser Introduced
2/16/2012
Robert Afzal, Ph.D., of Lockheed Martin Aculight introduces the visible variant of the Argos laser, which puts out more than 3 watts of visible light at 610 nm. It has enabled Nobel Prize winners to conduct cutting-edge research as well as helping Lockheed Martin Aculight’s defense and security customers deflect and jam heat-seeking missiles.
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Live From Photonics West 2012: New 1.3-Megapixel High-Resolution InGaAs SWIR Camera
2/15/2012
Doug Malchow of Sensors Unlimited - Goodrich ISR Systems demonstrates several new products, including the 1.3-megapixel GA1280J high-resolution InGaAs SWIR camera, a high-sensitivity, 1280 x 1024 pixel, 15-µm pitch, military-hardened SWIR camera (0.7 to 1.7 µm). It weighs less than 125 g and has a total volume of less than 4.3 cubic inches
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Live From SPIE Optics + Photonics 2011: Sensors Unlimited Details Their Imaging Capabilities
9/30/2011
Don Pancza, Sales Account Manager at Sensors Unlimited, shows a variety of cameras and discusses their applications, which include machine vision; military, homeland security, and defense; and solar inspection. With their InGaAs technology, Sensors Unlimited basically covers from .9 to 1.7 microns, beyond where visible, traditional, silicon CCD imagery falls off.
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Live From SPIE Optics + Photonics 2011: Jenoptik's OEM Capabilities
9/26/2011
Ray Malcom, VP of Sales and Marketing, leads off this video with a brief overview of Jenoptik’s range of engineering and manufacturing capabilities for classical optics, polymer optics, and micro-optics, then turns to three others to give more information.
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Video Demonstration: Distributed Temperature and Strain Measurement using the OBR 4600â„¢
9/7/2011
Luna Technologies' Distributed Temperature and Strain Sensing Software, when combined with the Optical Backscatter Reflectometerâ„¢ (OBR), transforms your standard telecom-grade fiber into a high spatial-resolution strain and temperature sensor.