
Sick and Endress+Hauser are working together with immediate effect
Both companies are starting a strategic partnership for process automation


Both companies are starting a strategic partnership for process automation

With integrated gain-filtering, the new generator could boost 5G/6G networks and enhance data transmission.

High-tech industrial company expands its photonics expertise with the laser know-how from Limoges, France.

The new specialized tunable detection and imaging technique may be a cost-effective method of capturing thermal and medical imaging.

New method could be applied to wide range of nanoparticles, promoting sustainability in lasers, biosensors and electronics.

New device offers a fast CMOS backplane for high-speed light modulation.

The first electrically pumped continuous-wave semiconductor laser for a seamless silicon integration.

Founders Marius Grundmann and Jan Meijer, both professors at Leipzig University, reinforce the four year old company’s leadership team.

New computational framework performs optimizations 10,000 times faster than well-established methods.

Toptica Photonics partners with the Qupics team to develop a novel foundry fabrication platform for quantum technologies.

Semipolar LEDs are shining brighter while maintaining their efficiency.

Oliver Blum succeeds Pieter de Koning as Managing Director of Endress+Hauser InfoServe, the group's global IT service provider, as of 1 January 2025.

Enhanced passenger comfort thanks to holographic infotainment services in the window panes.

The OEM manufacturer of laser scanning solutions is expanding its management team as of January 1, 2025

Ines Brückel becomes new CFO, Hardy Mehl takes over sales and marketing

Tunable and complex hybrid system for very compact sensing and imaging devices.

A look back at the 14th Jena Laser Conference.

Chip-scale device achieves a significant bandwidth in frequency conversion.

Proposed CHIPS investments in Minnesota and Texas would help enhance production capacity of important semiconductor manufacturing components.

At its last meeting, the German Physical Society DPG’s board of directors elected industrial physicist Heike Riel as the future president of the world’s largest physics society.

With the addition of Marie Schafnitzl and Oliver Brandmayer to the management board, Evosys is strengthening its decision-making level with two experienced managers.

The Dutch National Growth Fund plans a significant contribution to the photonic integrated circuits pilot line that will be built in the Netherlands.

A new type of detector for infrared radiation made from quantum dots.

In line with this year's focus topic, the 7th European Machine Vision Forum on November 7-8 in Mulhouse offered inspiring insights into methods and applications of machine vision for human-machine interaction.

Cooperation to transform manufacturing efficiency and accelerate the industrialization of new cars.

“Digital light” LED technology brings intelligence and precision to the world of traffic lighting and enables novel, safety-related applications.

A new discovery could dramatically enhance technologies like lasers, sensor, and optical computing in the near future.

The companies integrate their silicon photonics platform and InP chiplets using microtransfer printing for heterogeneous integration, enabling new capabilities for datacom and telecom applications.

With numerous groundbreaking world premieres and innovations, the exhibition provided crucial momentum for the future evolution of industrial production.

New device provides more insight into arterial calcification.

EU-funded project to achieve advanced laser welding powered by dynamic beam shaping and digital technologies.

A study has predicted the recovery of the manufacturing industry for 2025, but the slowdown is “tough”

Since 2022, the two companies have been working together successfully in the fields of holography and customized adhesive solutions.

The VDMA has elected a new board for the VDMA Machine Vision division. Dr. Olaf Munkelt succeeds Mark Williamson.