Detectors & Imaging

The laserfocusworld.com Detectors & Imaging channel features articles and other content that discuss components, systems, and applications of detectors and imaging technology.

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April 1, 2025
The BlueEye UV hyperspectral imaging system operates from 220 to 380 nm.
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March 29, 2025
The GLT5016BSI image sensor offers a horizontal resolution of 16k pixels.
The team—left to right: Qinmiao Chen, Randy Stefan Tanuwijaya, Jensen Li, and Tailin An—with their optical setup.
March 28, 2025
Quantum optics and advanced nanophotonics combo enables precise control of entangled holographic information.
FIGURE 1. 4D imaging radar, powered by high-resolution point cloud data, is revolutionizing automotive safety and autonomy by enhancing a vehicle’s ability to perceive and predict its surroundings in real time.
March 28, 2025
Combining 4D imaging radar with other radar sensors and cameras delivers high-resolution spatial data and precise velocity measurements to track and predict the movement of multiple...
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In Episode 44 of Following the Photons: A Photonics Podcast, Antonio Castelo, EPIC’s technology manager for Biomedical and Lasers, talks with Alexander Weigl, head of product ...

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