Based on LiNbO3 and nano patterning, the lenses have applications in tiny camera elements or banknote security.
MIT optical processing reveals accurate details of undersea geometry for better 3D modelling.
Chip giant aiming to develop a variety of photonics and co-packaged optics solutions for future AI computing systems.
'Investor Day' presentations highlight market opportunities in both data centers and industrial laser applications.
Femtosecond source produces precise, stable channels for blood supply in tissue models.
Atomically layered systems promise smaller, more efficient photonic parts.
Michigan ups efficiency of OLED screens with its long-life blue PHOLED New route to blue OLEDs that last as long as high-efficiency green and red sources. |
Messe München previews World of Photonics Congress 2025 To host five conferences, 3,000 presentations, and two Nobel Laureates – Anne L'Huillier and Ferenc Krausz. |
Hesai claims patent battle win as lidar sales continue to soar Chinese firm says case brought by rival Ouster two years ago has been dismissed; meanwhile revenues rise a further 50%. |
Photonics21’s 20th Photonics Partnership meet draws 220 delegates to Brussels Meeting addressed by EC Executive Vice-President Henna Virkkunen; plus industry updates and Innovation Award. |
Infrared contact lens gives wearers vision in the dark USTC project puts photosensitive nanoparticles into lenses adding infrared- to visible-light perception. |
Zeiss ponders job cuts in subdued outlook Optics giant says economic uncertainty may also result in overtime reductions and shorter working hours. |
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