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Researchers Theoretically Show it is Possible to Create 3D Laser Solitons

Light can never propagate endlessly without any dissipation in nearly all media, even in a vacuum. Light pulses called solitons travel along fibers for long distances without any change in shape or losing focus, and have found applications in data transmission.

1 Aug 2019

New Range of TivoCue Controllers for Precise Lighting Control

Tivoli Lighting, a company specializing in linear LED products and with more than five decades of innovation and linear lighting leadership, has launched the TivoCue DMX Controller Series to ease the setting and changing of all aspects of color schemes for permanent lighting systems.

31 Jul 2019

EarthTronics’ New Natural White High Bay LED Series Maximizes Energy Savings

EarthTronics, devoted to creating innovative energy-saving lighting products that offer a constructive economic and environmental effect, launches its Natural White High Bay LED Series to provide energy efficiency with minimized glare to offer visual comfort in warehouse and manufacturing environments.

31 Jul 2019

New Method to Enhance Efficiency, Brightness of Perovskite LEDs

Progress in organic phosphorescent materials is paving the way for new opportunities using organic light-emitting diodes in combined electronics and light applications, including optical fibers, photodiodes, solar cells, and lasers.

31 Jul 2019

New OLEDs can Improve Viewing Angles of High-Performance Displays and Televisions

Scientists at Kyushu University in Japan have successfully created micrometer-thick organic light-emitting diodes by integrating thick layers of hybrid perovskite with thin organic layers.

30 Jul 2019

New Microscope Records Brain Activity Much Faster than Predicted

A new microscope exceeds a long-standing speed limit by recording footage of brain activity 15 times faster than researchers once thought could be achievable.

30 Jul 2019

New Lightweight X-Ray Mirrors Ready for First Demonstration in Space

Recently, it has been proved that lightweight, super-thin X-ray mirrors produced from a material generally used for making computer chips are capable of meeting the rigid imaging requirements of next-generation X-ray observatories.

30 Jul 2019

Innovative Camera can Reconstruct Moving Objects Hidden Around Corners

David Lindell, a graduate student in electrical engineering at Stanford University, wore a high visibility tracksuit and began to work, stretching, hopping, and walking across an empty room. Through a camera pointed away from Lindell—at what seemed to be a blank wall—his co-workers could observe all his actions.

30 Jul 2019

New Method for Non-Invasively Separating Spectral Bands from Scattered Light

Duke University engineers have come up with a novel technique for recovering color images from just a single exposure of light dispersed through an almost opaque material.

30 Jul 2019

New Terahertz Imaging Technique Detects Insect Infestation in Trees

In the forestry industry, insect infestation is turning out to be an increasingly costly issue specifically in regions that experience increased hot spells and droughts associated with climate change.

29 Jul 2019

Indium Corporation to Feature Solder Paste for LED Manufacturing at Touch Taiwan

Indium Corporation will feature its proven Indium3.2HF Solder Paste for LED manufacturing at Touch Taiwan Display International, August 28-30 in Taipei, Taiwan.

From Indium Corporation 26 Jul 2019

Best Assembly Idea 2019 for VERPOSE

A.R.T. GmbH's solution VERPOSE® wins the 1st prize at the German Assembly Congress.

From Advanced Realtime Tracking GmbH 26 Jul 2019

Focus Tracking Optical Zoom Lenses

Resolve Optics is a leading international supplier of compact, high performance off-the-shelf and custom optical zoom lenses.

From Resolve Optics Ltd. 26 Jul 2019

Researchers Develop New Photon Diode for Consumer Electronics

In the coming days, faster and more efficient data processing may come down to light instead of electricity.

25 Jul 2019

Miniature Laser Crucial for Development of New Medical Sensors

In a big step toward creating portable scanners that can quickly measure molecules in pharmaceuticals or categorize tissue in patients’ skin, scientists have developed an imaging system that uses lasers adequately small and efficient to be placed on a microchip.

25 Jul 2019