
Kimsoptec renames to Instrument Systems Korea
After being acquired in 2022, the Korean manufacturer of display measurement systems changed its name.

After being acquired in 2022, the Korean manufacturer of display measurement systems changed its name.

This year, Siko looks back on 60 years of company history.

Edmund Optics customers can now source products directly from ISP Optics

More than 100 developers meet at the Standards Working Group Meeting in Vienna

Promwad, expert in hardware design and embedded software development, and Hilscher enter into a joint partnership

European standards committee lasers and photonics to be headed by the Laser Components CTO.

Quantum teleportation from a photon to a solid-state qubit over a distance of one kilometer.

A collaboration between Trumpf, Fraunhofer ILT and DESY provides the most detailed of insights into laser welding processes to date thanks to a particle accelerator.

New approach will help to develop larger, more complex quantum computers based on silicon quantum dots.

Torc Robotics, an independent subsidiary of Daimler Truck AG and a pioneer in commercializing self-driving vehicle technology, acquires Algolux for its award-winning expertise in computer vision and machine learning.

$20,000 prize honors achievements in using quantum optics to improve metrology and advance gravitational wave detection.

The Czech company Visionsales is now part of the MVTec sales network

Hamamatsu Photonics constructs a new building at its Miyakoda Factory site.

The TKH Group has presented a new quarterly report. Sales in Q1 2023 increased by 8.2 percent to 472.5 million euros.

With the new branch in the USA, AT wants to expand its network in the USA and strengthen sales and support for its customers locally.

New discovery holds great potential for the generation of optical frequency combs

Industry leaders evaluated the possibilities of integrated solutions and addressed the need for education on the real value of fiber optic sensors at an EPIC event in Porto, Portugal.

Alexander von Humboldt Professor Malte Gather at the University of Cologne receives 2.5 million euros funding from the European Research Council (ERC) over five years.

Ultrafast laser company joins forces with key European provider of photonics technologies as it focuses on biomedical, semiconductor, energy and defense sectors.

With immediate effect, Göpel's inspection solutions are available in Israel through the distributor Agentek. The distributor is a specialist for scientific instruments and quality control equipment.

The new development is scalable and suitable for use in photonic quantum computers.

VDMA and Photonics Germany have signed a memorandum of understanding for closer collaboration.

TU Graz has developed an AI-based algorithm that colors black-and-white images realistically. This is particularly interesting for the restoration of historical recordings.

New approach to convert quantum information to the format needed for quantum communication.

On May 25, 2023, Meilhaus Electronic will once again host a measurement event on Lake Ammersee.

Companies from Germany and The Netherlands were presented with the prestigious industrial prizes at the opening ceremony of Hannover Messe.

RS has qualified for the DJSI. Admission is based on the so-called "best in class" principle.

On the occasion of 20 years of EtherCAT, the ETG publishes node counts for the first time: without taking modular I/O devices into account, the count totals 59.1 million nodes

The official declaration of intent to nominate Canada as the partner country of the Hannover Messe 2025 was signed at the Hannover Messe

New advancement enables attosecond speeds to reach previously unattainable data transfer speeds.

The company welcomes its customers and employees to new premises at the Gräfelfing site near Munich

In a few days the time will have come: From May 9th to 12th, 2023, companies will present their innovations at the 35th Control

Christian Hagenlocher succeeds retiring Rudolf Weber as department head.

Space mission Juice launches into space with telescope from Jena to explore the jovian system.

New approach could enable more efficient fiber-optical telecommunications and future quantum computers