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Infrared illumination plays a big part in things like remote controls, security cameras, and eye-tracking systems. You can’t see it, […]

This article dives into a genuinely exciting leap in optical technology—a new breed of reconfigurable nonlinear Pancharatnam-Berry (PB) diffractive optics

FIC Global Inc. has been making big moves in optical communications. The company’s clearly staking its claim as a leader

The co-packaged optical (CPO) modules market is heading into an era of transformative growth. Demands from artificial intelligence, high-performance computing

Low-light environments make it tough for sensors to capture both bright and dark details without losing important information. Traditional sensors

Fusion imaging blends thermal and intensified images to create a more informative view. Thermal imaging picks up heat signatures, while

Night vision used to just amplify faint light so you could see in the dark, but those old systems usually

Artificial intelligence has completely changed how machines see in the dark. Night vision is now more accurate and reliable than

Digital night vision really comes down to how sensors grab and process light when things get dim. Two main sensor

Fiber optics has totally changed how doctors peek inside the human body without needing big incisions. Endoscopic systems use thin,

The German technology company Jenoptik just announced a big expansion of its semiconductor optics manufacturing in Jena, Germany. They’re putting

Night vision devices give us the ability to see where our regular eyesight just can’t keep up. These tools either

Night vision tech has always depended on bulky sensors that need heavy cooling, which really limits how small and practical

Quantum night vision isn’t just a sci-fi fantasy anymore. Thanks to real progress in single-photon detection, researchers can now sense

The latest upgrade from TRIOPTICS to its ImageMaster® Lab AR Flex really shakes up how we test and evaluate the

Night flying throws a bunch of challenges at pilots—limited visibility makes it tough to spot terrain, weather, or other aircraft.

Astronomy really depends on noticing what’s barely visible. Faint stars, distant galaxies, and dim nebulae rarely show up with direct

Night vision has become a game-changer for modern military operations. By turning faint ambient light into clear images, it lets

Night vision technology sounds like a great way to see in the dark, but honestly, its performance tanks in brightly

Night vision is now a crucial tool in wildlife biology and ecology. It lets researchers study animals that come alive

Image transmission through coherent fiber bundles sits at the heart of modern optical imaging. These bundles pack thousands of tiny

The Honda Foundation just announced that Dr. Kenichi Iga, a true pioneer in modern laser tech, will receive the 2025

Researchers at the University of Stuttgart and the University of Melbourne have rolled out a new optical technology that detects

The upcoming ECOC 2025 exhibition in Copenhagen is shaping up to be a showcase for the latest in optical communication

Endoscopic procedures really depend on precise illumination to reveal the fine details inside the body. The light source you choose

Narrow Band Imaging (NBI) has really changed how we do modern endoscopy, mostly because it makes mucosal structures and blood

Endoscopic imaging has become a key tool in minimally invasive surgery, but light doesn’t always act as you’d expect when

The latest research from Dr. John R. Rogers and Dr. Yijin Ding shakes up the optics world by linking classical

Light doesn’t always travel straight through a material. Sometimes, it gets trapped inside, bouncing around and never escaping into the

Endoscopic imaging really leans on precise optics to get clear, accurate views inside the body. One of the most stubborn

Endoscopy relies on light and optics to reveal the hidden structures inside the body. At its heart, the process sends

Navigating at night on open water brings its own set of challenges, and they’re nothing like what you’d find on

Fiber-optic endoscopes have really changed how doctors and researchers look deep inside the body. Their knack for delivering high-res images

Miniaturized endoscopes have really changed how doctors look inside the body. Traditional optics, though, still put a cap on how

Fluorescence lifetime imaging in endoscopy blends physics, optics, and biology in a way that standard imaging just can’t match. Instead

Endoscopic imaging has come a long way, thanks in large part to microelectromechanical systems (MEMS). Out of these, MEMS mirrors

Low-light conditions in endoscopic surgery often make it tough to capture clear, reliable images. When there isn’t enough illumination, the

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Flexible endoscopes let clinicians see inside the body with minimal disruption, but honestly, their imaging quality can take a hit

Endoscopic procedures depend on high-quality imaging to guide precision and safety in minimally invasive surgery. Traditional 2D views limit spatial

Hyperspectral endoscopy goes far beyond the typical red, green, and blue images you get from regular endoscopy. By using dozens

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Researchers just unveiled a new way to manufacture multicolor metamaterial lenses, and it could shake up the optics industry. By

Endoscopists have depended on white-light imaging and biopsies for years to spot disease, but honestly, these methods sometimes miss the

Wireless capsule endoscopes have really changed the way doctors look at the digestive tract. They offer a much less invasive

Adaptive optics has really changed the way scientists and clinicians capture clear images deep inside the body. People first developed

Confocal laser endomicroscopy, or CLE, lets doctors see living tissue at a microscopic level without having to remove a sample.

Capsule endoscopy changed gastrointestinal diagnostics by letting a tiny, swallowable device snap images deep inside the digestive tract. Its success

Endoscopic ultrasound (EUS) has become a key tool for looking at structures deep inside the gastrointestinal tract and nearby organs.

Scientists have always been drawn to the vivid blue shimmer of Morpho butterfly wings. Now, that natural marvel has sparked