All Things Photonics – Season 6: Lineup and Schedule

Light Sources and Imaging LEDs and Top Hat Illumination Benefits Microscopy, Patterned Projection, PCR, and More Many applications desire even illumination across some plane of interest, such...

3D Sensing for Logistics Advancements in machine vision are among the key factors that shape automation trends in logistics. One of such advancements is the new machine vision capability to...

Advancing Automation 3D imaging has already shown demonstrable value in machine vision systems for automation, and the adoption of the technology has begun to accelerate and expand. To ensure...

The Optics Workforce Of all the challenges facing the photonics workforce, one of the most enduring is recruiting, training, and retaining qualified technicians to manufacture components....

As more research efforts are focused on microplastics, awareness of the particles' ubiquitous presence is increasing. Microplastic particles have been found in the oceans, in our food and drinking...

For many electronic products sold today, markings such as text, characters, and symbols are applied to component surfaces via laser or other methods. Product makers must ensure that any markings are...

Geiselmann presents progress on scaling the fabrication of low-loss photonics integrated circuits (PICs) to volume. He highlights application spaces ranging from sensing to optical computing,...

Machine vision lighting technology must constantly evolve to meet increasing demands and advancing imaging technologies. Steve Kinney highlights the latest innovations in lighting, including dynamic...

1. The continuous thin strip marked by the scanning beam. Generally, during return of the scan, the line is blanked out. 2. The thin strip marked by the scanning process and composed of the...

High dynamic range (HDR) refers to a technology that allows for a broader and more dynamic range of luminosity in visual content, such as images or videos. It is particularly associated with displays...

Property of a surface which, because of directional reflection, is responsible for the degree to which reflected highlights or the images of objects may be seen as superimposed on the surface.

The gray-colored tones halfway between shadows and highlights in a reproduced image.

To celebrate this milestone, we've created a video showcasing the journey to the new design. We invite everyone to #joinus and watch the video now! The new DayOptics image is a testament to our...

Check out our new video tutorial on how to clean spherical lenses! Our latest video breaks down the step-by-step process for effectively cleaning spherical lenses, ensuring crystal-clear images every...