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Detection Technology Expands its Technology base with TDI-based X-Scan T Camera Family

Detection Technology, a global leader in X-ray detector solutions, has expanded its portfolio to TDI (Time Delay Integration) technology and has launched a TDI-based camera family called X-Scan T to enhance industrial inspection.

From Detection Technology, Inc. 17 Dec 2019

Tiny, Lens-Free Endoscope Precisely Images Live Neural Activity

Engineers at Johns Hopkins University have developed an innovative, ultra-miniaturized, lens-free endoscope that has a width of just a few human hairs. This endoscope has the potential to generate high-quality images.

9 Dec 2019

Health Mate Sauna Now Offering Full-Spectrum Saunas with Patented Technology

Health Mate Sauna, an infrared sauna manufacturer, now offers “full-spectrum saunas.” These are the only infrared saunas on the market which do not use food heat lamps. Instead, these incorporate Health Mate Sauna’s patented “Tecoloy” technology.

From Health Mate Sauna 29 Nov 2019

Temperature Measurement on Ultra-Thin Glass

Touch displays, such as for smartphones and tablets, use ultra-thin glass, which bring special challenges for temperature measurement technology in their manufacturing.

From Optris GmbH & Co. KG 25 Nov 2019

New Method Shows Potential to Boost Sensitivity of High-Resolution Spectrometers

A recent development has the potential to boost the sensitivity of high-resolution spectrometers that use terahertz wavelengths to perform chemical analysis.

22 Nov 2019

Novel Microscope Self-Trains on Best Illumination Settings to Diagnose Malaria

Duke University engineers have created a microscope with the ability to adapts its colors, patterns, and lighting angles, as well as to train itself on the optimal settings required to execute a specified diagnostic task.

22 Nov 2019

Real-Time Enzymatic Activity can be Tracked Using Quantum Light

A recent study has demonstrated how enzyme reactions can be tracked in real time using quantum light. This latest study, which brings biology and quantum physics together, has important implications for developing quantum sensors intended for biomedical applications.

19 Nov 2019