
Miniaturized infrared detectors
Monolithic integration of subwavelength IR photodetectors for tiny spectrometers.

Monolithic integration of subwavelength IR photodetectors for tiny spectrometers.

Quantum waves can be used to increase the precision of distance measurements.

New technology could enable point-of-care skin cancer diagnosis.

Since November 1, 2022, the team around Automation Technology Sales Manager Athinodoros Klipfel has been joined by Sales Manager Daniel Frank.

Arizona State University has launched the Quantum Collaborative, a major 21st century initiative poised to profoundly impact society and economy.

Memorandum of Understanding advocates greater innovative strength and competitiveness for the German photonics industry.

Effects can be used for applications from metrology to next-generation memories and artificial intelligence.

Tiny device is based on two-dimensional semiconductors and operated using artificial intelligence.

In mid-October 2022, over 100 participants (experts and manufacturers) from 37 international companies met for an interoperability workshop in Bad Soden.

The development of a microscope for the gentle 3D imaging of living cells was honored with the Federal President's Award for Technology and Innovation

First successful exchange of quantum keys between Erfurt and Jena via optical fiber enables new QKD experiments

The Chamber of Industry and Commerce of Munich and Upper Bavaria congratulated Display Visions on its 45th anniversary and presented it with a certificate in keeping with its status.

New facility supports customers and employees in the APAC region with leading-edge technology.

New approach to create and control quantum states of light in a three-dimensional cavity.

After a 4-year interruption, the optotechnology and image processing sectors met once again – live and in person – at Optatec.

In mid-October, more than 60 sales partners attended Visiconsult for a conference to discover new topics related to the NDT division brand VCxray.

A new method uses optics to accelerate machine-learning computations on smart speakers.


New approach to generate multiphoton entangled states is faster than any previous method.

Society announces 2023 vice president and directors-at-large

Issue 5/2022 – October/November – is online and has been mailed. It includes feature articles from or with Accumold, Ansys Zemax, Cailabs, Femtoprint, Holo’Or, IDEX Optical Technologies, Physik Instrumente, Pulsar Photonics, Nanoscribe, Scansonic MI, Sill Optics, and more companies and institutions.

Company increases its production capacities in Puchheim in a fourth construction phase

Easy access to optical filter glass and minimal lead times for Asian customers

New laser source combines high efficiency and broad bandwidth.

PicoQuant has created a system that is easier to use without any compromise on sensitivity. It makes these systems accessible for users who do not enjoy the support of a trained physicist.

On-chip technology uses orbital angular momentum to encode more information into a single photon.

Indica Labs, a provider of quantitative digital pathology and image management solutions, and Hamamatsu Photonics, a forerunner in whole slide imaging systems, agreed to maintain long-term interoperability between Indica Lab’s HALO AP software platform and Hamamatsu’s NanoZoomer family of high-speed, high-resolution scanners.

Physicists from Austria and Israel developed a perfect absorber for arbitrary wavefronts.

The projects selected by the Pulsate Consortium can start the support program and receive the grant to assess the feasibility of laser-based technology implementation in their environment.

For the eighth time, the international Formnext Start-up Challenge has recognized young companies from the world of additive manufacturing for their innovative business ideas and technical developments.

Multi-entanglement could be useful for sophisticated information processing schemes.

Industrial image processing in Germany is expected to generate sales of 3.3 billion euros in 2022 - this corresponds to an increase of 8 percent compared to the previous year.

On October 5 and 6, more than forty industry and research representatives met at Laser Components’s premises in Olching near Munich for the 3rd International UV Workshop.

A new process eliminates the need for wires and solder joints, an advantage that can significantly reduce the component size and enhance the sensor performance.

Since September 2022, Di-Soric has operated a sales, marketing and technical support office in China