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Better Biomedicine via 3D Imaging Oct 23, 2019 — Advancements in biomedical 3D imaging promise to improve research findings and clinical outcomes, thereby producing widespread benefits. In research, a combination of techniques will enable high-speed visual 3D imaging effectively below the diffraction limit, allowing scientists to better track what goes on in the brain or to examine other tissues and organs. The results of these advancements could be discoveries about how the brain works and how diseases progress. Fruit fly
Photonics Spectra, Dec 2019
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The Eyes Behind Surgical Robots Oct 22, 2019 — The first robotic surgery took place in 1985 when the PUMA 560 was used in a stereotaxic operation in which computed tomography (or x-ray) was used intraoperatively to guide a robot as it inserted a needle into the brain for biopsy. In the late...
BioPhotonics, Dec 2019
Deconvolution Helps Break Down Imaging Barriers Oct 11, 2019 — Deconvolution is a computationally intensive image processing technique used to improve the contrast and sharpness of images captured with a light microscope. Light microscopes are diffraction limited, which means they are unable to resolve...
BioPhotonics, Dec 2019
The American Society for Cell Biology Looks to Convert Research into Reality Oct 7, 2019 — The 2019 Annual Meeting and Conference of the American Society for Cell Biology and European Molecular Biology Organization (ASCB|EMBO) will be held Dec. 7-11 at the Walter E. Washington Convention Center in Washington, D.C. Attendees will learn...
BioPhotonics, Dec 2019
VIS-OCT Opens Eyes to New Approaches Aug 14, 2019 — First reported in 1991 by Huang and colleagues, OCT has become an important imaging tool for ophthalmology following innovations over the past three decades. OCT noninvasively provides 3D in vivo optical biopsy with microscopic resolution in the eye...
BioPhotonics, Sep 2019
Open-Source Photon Counting Advances Biological Research Aug 8, 2019 — A surgeon removing a malignant tumor, a security agent detecting harmful molecules at a stadium, an autonomous car avoiding a collision, a weather satellite spotting hurricane formations, a neuroscientist tracking neuronal activity deep within the...
BioPhotonics, Sep 2019
For Carmakers, Inspection Flexibility Makes the Difference Jul 11, 2019 — Building a car is a complex process, and it’s getting more complex every year. There are thousands of parts to inspect for quality and conformance to ever tighter specifications. What’s more, these parts must be tracked, and variations...
Vision Spectra, Sep 2019
Fixing Image Warping Caused by Heat-Induced Turbulence Jul 5, 2019 — It is well known from astronomical imaging that numerous atmospheric conditions and weather effects have an impact on image quality. This is caused by local changes in the refractive index of the air in the optical path. These changes are...
Vision Spectra, Sep 2019
Optical Advancements Enable High-Precision 3D Imaging Jun 19, 2019 — As robotics and automation change the face of manufacturing, demands on industrial inspection have increased. Advancements in engineered point spread function (E-PSF) technology are now allowing manufacturers to incorporate high-resolution 3D...
Vision Spectra, Jun 2019
Laser Triangulation Tackles Imaging Tasks Big and Small Jun 16, 2019 — Spurred by technological advancements, 3D vision has in recent years moved into the mainstream of automation. The benefits of 3D are increasingly in demand and, as a consequence, the number of vendors offering it has grown dramatically, while the...
Vision Spectra, Jun 2019
Great Expectations for Vision-Guided Robotics Jun 15, 2019 — As the manufacturing world considers the potential for Industry 4.0, machine vision for industrial robotic guidance continues to be a critical enabling technology for realizing the diverse needs of flexible automation and smart manufacturing,...
Vision Spectra, Jun 2019
Coherent Diffraction Imaging Expands Researcher Tool Set Jun 13, 2019 — Both optical and x-ray microscopy are well-established tools, but nanoscale imaging with light in the intermediate range — specifically the extreme UV (λ ~8 to 80 nm) — has been neglected. This has been primarily because of a gap...
BioPhotonics, Aug 2019
Multispectral Imaging Aids Wound Healing, Pathology Research Jun 11, 2019 — From airborne mapping to astronomical imaging to manufacturing inspection, multispectral imaging (MSI) has long been the go-to tool for extracting crucial details, often from distant views. Today, MSI is making promising inroads in biomedical...
BioPhotonics, Aug 2019
Medical Lasers Find Their Niche Apr 28, 2019 — Because lasers can offer less-invasive procedures for both diagnosis and treatment, their role in the medical field is on the rise. Lasers can be modulated in wavelength, power, density, and energy, and they have a wide range of applications in...
BioPhotonics, Jun 2019
AR, VR Markets Primed for Rapid Growth Apr 23, 2019 — After experiencing incremental gains over the past decade, the augmented and virtual reality (AR/VR) markets are poised for swift advancement as the technologies mature and find new uses. Market research firms predict that from 2017 to 2023, the...
EuroPhotonics, Jun 2019
LASER World of PHOTONICS 2019: An Innovation Playground Apr 10, 2019 — With a first-rate portfolio, LASER World of PHOTONICS (Laser Munich) is a one-stop shop for research and technology, industry, and academia — showcasing numerous photonics components, systems, and applications. The biennial conference and...
BioPhotonics, Jun 2019
Computational Imaging Builds Better Pictures Apr 9, 2019 — A picture may be worth more than a thousand words after passing through mathematical algorithms and modern computer hardware. Such a process, known as computational imaging, can speed up data acquisition significantly, thereby allowing the use of...
BioPhotonics, Jun 2019
Ever-Vigilant: Machine Learning and AI Move into Surveillance Apr 4, 2019 — The business of surveillance, whether by still or video camera, is booming. It’s being driven by military, industrial, and commercial customers as well as consumers. According to a report by BIS Research1, the video portion of the market will...
Vision Spectra, Jun 2019
Advanced Imaging for Quantum Materials Research Apr 3, 2019 — Quantum theory seeks to explain the nature and behavior of matter and energy at the atomic and subatomic levels. Such phenomena are elucidated via research that aims to manipulate the state of this matter and energy to achieve accurate, measurable,...
Photonics Spectra, May 2019
IR Light Illuminates Biotech Manufacturing Mar 15, 2019 — Medicine and biotech industries make and utilize high volumes of custom pieces, including prosthetics, implants, personalized medicine, and large-scale medical devices. Getting these products to market faster and more efficiently can save millions...
BioPhotonics, Apr 2019
Ultrashort-Pulse Lasers: Emerging Tools for Biomedical Discovery Mar 15, 2019 — From nonsurgical vision correction to multiphoton imaging to neuronal optogenetics, ultrashort-pulse lasers — also informally known as ultrafast lasers — have become essential tools in biomedical discovery. VEGFR3-positive (red)...
BioPhotonics, Apr 2019
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Imaging in the Blink of an Eye Feb 27, 2019 — CMOS cameras and sensors are getting faster. That’s good news for researchers and for the autonomous vehicles market, among others. For researchers, faster imaging enhances spectroscopy, improves resolution, and makes it easier to capture...
Photonics Spectra, Apr 2019
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Prism Award Winners Take Center Stage SAN FRANCISCO, Feb. 7, 2019 — Amid the bustle of Photonics West, some of the industry’s top innovators gathered on Feb. 6 to honor the best products and advancements at the “Oscars of the photonics industry” — the Prism Awards for Photonics Innovation....
Photonics Spectra, Mar 2019
Innovations in Machine Vision Bolster Food Inspection Feb 7, 2019 — Machine vision has long been employed effectively in packaging inspection, where barcode readers and cameras verify that boxes are properly labeled. Increasingly, vision is playing a critical role in food processing. Automated inspection systems can...
Vision Spectra, Mar 2019
A Closer Look at Resolution Testing Feb 4, 2019 — In the days of VGA video cameras and predominantly analog storage, it was easy to make an imaging lens that would outperform the camera’s ability to capture an image. That’s no longer the case. Where 640 pixels once stood, it is not...
Vision Spectra, Mar 2019
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