Optics / Photonics Videos

LightField The Power of Math with Princeton Instruments.

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The video describes how LightField software helps you set up your experiment, acquire images and spectra, and review, analyze and export your data.

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This video details the capabilities of NKT Photonics.

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Ultra-fast Brillouin shift measurements for biological, industrial, and materials under high pressure.

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A team led by scientists at Duke University's Pratt School of Engineering has demonstrated the first working "invisibility cloak." The cloak deflects microwave beams so they flow around a "hidden" object inside with little distortion, making it appear almost as if nothing were there at all.

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Sean Gasparovic shows us the VHX-1000 fully integrated digital microscope from Keyence. The VHX-1000 features an optical system designed specifically to work with a CCD, with magnification from 0.1X to 5000X

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A demo of the speed and stability of LightMachinery's Brillouin spectrometer, featuring continuous acquisition with no need for scanning.

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Welcome To The Invisible World by Cavitar.... A world in which the unimaginable can be recorded on a camera thanks to our laser illumination. Where you get to see through heat and where brightness is no longer considered an obstacle. Where welding imaging is as clear as a day and welding defects can be identified with ease. Where shockwaves are captured with no motion blur. Where researchers, welders, and those with a curious mind can find something new and unique every single time.

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Learn how to setup a simple absorption experiment using the FERGIE spectrometer system with its flexible ecosystem of CUBES, accessories and software.

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Learn how the powerful LightField software was designed with the demands of researchers in mind.

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Watch how simply and quickly you can set up a Raman experiment with FERGIE and its CUBES and accessories.

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Lumenera INFINITY cameras were donated to the BioBus project in New York City last summer and you can see the BioBus student ‘cell-fies’ gallery on the Lumenera web site. A news report about the BioBus was featured on NBC news last week.

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LightField and PI-MAX4 ICCD Cameras from Princeton Instruments

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This video demonstrates the single mode property of the DC-200/40-PZ-Yb.

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Cavitar welding camera is used on many application, one of which is robotized welding. At the other side of the hall at Nordic Welding Expo and at our partners booth, we get to see a demo of Proweld Cobot welding station combined with Cavitar Welding Camera C400.

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Demonstrates several ways to connect optical fibers and fiber connector probes to the FERGIE spectrograph.

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The future of scientific imaging and spectroscopy software is LightField!

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OCT images of a live zebrafish with an eye diameter of 800 µm, acquired with the NKT Photonics SuperK supercontinuum laser.

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Quickly set up a fluorescence measurement using the FERGIE spectroscopy system.

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Taking a small break from Weld Education 2.0 on the other of the Nordic welding expo hall, our journey leads us to the MV-Welding from Finland.

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To celebrate Independence Day, JK Lasers ablated a special message using a 400W single mode, continuous wave fiber laser.

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Princeton Instruments patented IntelliCal® is the industry’s only easy-to-use wavelength and intensity calibration system.

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Sona is Andor’s latest high performance sCMOS camera platform, specifically for fluorescence microscopy.

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A tutorial by Ocean Optics demonstrating the basics to teh SpectraSuite software for use with spectrometer. This step by step video guide is very comprehensive for any level user on the use of the SpectraSuite software package.

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The photonics group has led the way in developing photonic crystal fibres, pioneered by Professor Philip Russell in 1991 and now a major new area within physics. These optical fibres are able to harness the power of light in many new ways, enhancing existing applications and leading to many new ones. The work is expected to have a major impact in many areas of engineering and technology, including light sources, optical telecommunications, ultra-violet light and x-ray generation, atomic and quantum physics and astronomical imaging.

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Pittcon 2014 introductory video

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