Editor’s Picks

  1. Basler's In-Line Metrology Solutions Secure Premier Quality Of Sunfilm Solar Modules 2/18/2010
    Sunfilm has integrated three in-line Metrology solutions from Basler Vision Technologies into their Applied Materials™ SunFab™ Thin-Film Line for photovoltaic modules.
  2. Corning Helps Bankroll NZ OptoCeramic Research 5/20/1999
    In an extension of an existing collaborative business agreement, fiber optic manufacturer Corning Inc. (Corning, NY) is making an equity investment in photonic packaging specialist NZ Applied Technologies Corporation (Woburn, MA)...
  3. Successful Terahertz Wireless Communication Using A Micro-Resonator Soliton Comb: Expectations For Next-Generation Mobile Communications Based On Photonic Technology 5/25/2023

    Mobile communications have achieved higher speeds and larger capacities using higher wireless carrier frequencies.

  4. Mobile LIDAR Technology Expanding Rapidly 3/15/2013

    Imagine driving down a road a few times and obtaining in an hour more data about the surrounding landscape than a crew of surveyors could obtain in months.

  5. Corning to boost capacity at Benton Park photonic technologies plant 12/12/2000
    Corning (Corning, New York) is planning to invest more than $150 million dollars to add additional capacity at its Benton Park Plant in Benton Township, Pennsylvania
  6. Armadillo SIA Offers Silica/Silica Non-Circular Core (NCC) Fibers 9/24/2021

    New Silica/Silica Non-Circular Core (NCC) Optical Fibers are ideal for laser surface treatments and astronomy applications.

  7. Cognex Revs Up 2-D Barcode Reading 12/8/2014

    Cognex Corporation, the world's leader in machine vision, recently announced its PowerGrid technology, a texture-based location algorithm that takes a unique, inside-out approach to reading 2-D matrix and Direct Part Mark (DPM) codes.

  8. Spider's Web Weaves Way To Advanced Networks And Displays 12/17/2014

    The next generation of light-manipulating networks may take their lead from designs inspired by spiders and leaves, according to a new report from two Boston College physicists and colleagues at South China Normal University.

  9. Toshiba Imaging Provides Ultra-Compact, High Definition 3-Chip Cameras For 3D Applications 9/2/2011
    Toshiba Imaging, a leader in high definition, color video imaging now provides the world’s smallest 3-chip HD camera head (only 1.6 inches, weighing 2.3 oz.) for 3D applications.
  10. 'Cutting By Color': New Imaging Technique For More Precise Cancer Surgery 8/26/2008
    Cancer surgeons recently operate "blind" with no clear way of determining in real-time whether they have removed all of the diseased tissue, which is the key to successful surgery.