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41. Article: NIR-SWIR Imaging: From Health Care To Industrial Applications 3/12/2008
    InGaAs linear detector arrays help improve medical diagnostics, maximize and speed up machine vision applications
42. Imaging In The Shortwave Infrared (SWIR) Spectrum Helps Track And Detect Lasers On The Battlefield 2/21/2008

    As warfare becomes more asymmetric, civilians and other non-combatants become a larger percentage of the casualties, along with unintended property damage. The military, of course, hopes to avoid these types of casualties and destruction. With advancing technologies that enable more precision from their weapons, they also need better pointing and targeting capabilities, while remaining covert

43. White Paper: Imaging In The Shortwave Infrared (SWIR) Spectrum Helps Track And Detect Lasers On The Battlefield 2/21/2008

    As warfare becomes more asymmetric, civilians and other non-combatants become a larger percentage of the casualties, along with unintended property damage. The military, of course, hopes to avoid these types of casualties and destruction. With advancing technologies that enable more precision from their weapons, they also need better pointing and targeting capabilities, while remaining covert

44. Technical Article: InGaAs SWIR Detectors — From Military To Medical Applications 1/31/2008

    This article will focus on two specific applications that utilize advanced SWIR imaging: tracking and detecting lasers on the battlefield and identifying precursors to cancer development

45. Shortwave Infrared (SWIR) Imaging Aids Laser Tracking, Detection 3/28/2007

    As warfare becomes more asymmetric, civilians and other non-combatants become a larger percentage of the casualties, along with unintended property damage. The military, of course, hopes to avoid these types of casualties and destruction. With advancing technologies that enable more precision from their weapons, they also need better pointing and targeting capabilities, while remaining covert

46. Application Note: Shortwave Infrared (SWIR) Imaging Aids Laser Tracking, Detection 3/28/2007

    As warfare becomes more asymmetric, civilians and other non-combatants become a larger percentage of the casualties, along with unintended property damage. The military, of course, hopes to avoid these types of casualties and destruction. With advancing technologies that enable more precision from their weapons, they also need better pointing and targeting capabilities, while remaining covert

47. Article: Imaging In The Shortwave Infrared (SWIR) For Industrial Applications 3/28/2007

    This article explores the use of invisible light to solve some everyday industrial imaging challenges and illustrates the method by developing a solution for imaging the placement of white glue on white cardboard boxes

48. Presentation: High Speed Short Wave Infrared (SWIR) Imaging And Range Gating Cameras 2/20/2007

    SUI offers a complete line of products for image sensing in the shortwave infrared (SWIR) range of the spectrum, enabling users to "see" objects outside the visible spectrum

49. Technical Article: Short-wave IR Offers Unique Remote Sensing Solutions 5/19/2006

    The shortwave infrared (SWIR) wavelength band is rich in potential for solving imaging challenges in measurement, inspection, and process-monitoring tasks. Spectral signatures in the SWIR can reveal the presence of contaminants or moisture in agricultural products. Hot-furnace processes and walls can be inspected through ordinary safety glass enclosures or with off-the-shelf glass lenses or optics. Glass manufacturers can image in the SWIR at high speed, monitoring the cooling process to identify costly defects inside bottles before waste costs balloon...

50. Full Article: Wafer-making advances fuel InGaAs camera sales boom 10/11/2005

    InGaAs cameras are now being used to find bruising in fruit, sort plastics for recycling, and help the glass-bottle manufacturing industry detect defects. This penetration into new markets is being driven by the availability of cheaper, higher-quality InGaAs material...