PREVIEW PHOTONEX
Photonic Solutions, stand D01 Photonic Solutions – celebrating 20 years as a supplier of photonics and associated technologies – will be giving two talks. The first, a Laser Masterclass, will look at ‘Applying femtosecond lasers to interrogation and material processing – from 3-photon imaging to micromachining’. The second will be given at EPIC’s Quantum Photonics Revolution, showcasing ‘The ultimate laser for quantum sensing and communications’. Photonic Solutions will also have a number of exhibits, including: a beam steering laser show from New Scale Technologies; Rubidium cooling using MOGLabs’ amplified MOA external cavitly diode laser; Oxxius’ range of compact CW DPSS diode lasers and
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conversion and laser sources in atom trap sensors.
www.planarphotonics.co.uk
RiVR, stand A12 Reality in virtual realty, also known as RiVR, is a developer of virtual reality assets in both 360-degree videos, stereoscopic video (3D) and photorealistic VR experiences which offer immersive training and experiences for all industries. VR accelerates learning and acts as a tool that bridges the gap between the classroom and true experience. RiVR produces assets that deliver exceptional realism, in addition to a remarkable synchronised VR classroom solution. Visit the firm’s stand to experience the way in which VR is successfully enabling businesses across all industries to enhance the way that their staff learn.
https://rivr.uk
Scitec Instruments, stand B21 The MDL-XS series of CW diode lasers from CNI Laser are being exhibited at Scitec Instruments’ stand. These compact lasers feature integrated electronics and are ‘plug and play’. The range of wavelengths available extends from 375nm in the UV to 940nm in the infrared. Lasers being shown have outputs at 450nm (blue), 520nm (green) and
combiner units; and the high-power, narrow-linewidth, frequency-doubled Harmonik laser from NKT Photonics, which offers up to 7W output power at 780nm in combination with 3W at 1,560nm – making it well suited to quantum sensing and cooling. Lastly, on the stand the firm will also be running a competition to see who, with pedal power alone, can power the most HeNe lasers!
www.photonicsolutions.co.uk
choose from the firm’s standard selection OEM components, or can ask SLS Optics to design a custom coating to fulfil certain specifications.
www.slsoptics.com
Stag Precision Optics, stand E20 Stag Precision Optics will be displaying some examples of the types of optical components it can manufacture, in addition to a display showcasing what the company
637nm (red). The lasers can be either TTL or analogue modulated – or a combination of both – at frequencies of up to 1MHz. Their expected lifetime is 10,000 hours. These lasers are ideal for applications in life sciences, environmental inspection and machine vision. Scitec Instruments will also be exhibiting its range of optical choppers, optical chopper synchronisers and lock-in amplifiers, as well as laser eyewear from NoIR Laser.
https://scitec.uk.com
SLS Optics, stand B15 SLS Optics will be showing a range of precision laser optics, which it both manufactures and supplies. The firm specialises in Fabry-Perot etalons, high laser damage threshold optics and thin film coatings for the UV, visible and near- infrared spectral ranges. It can manufacture a wide range of high performance optical coatings deposited on customer-supplied or SLS-sourced substrates. Customers can
Thorlabs, stand C15 Thorlabs will showcase its Optical Microscopy Course Educational Kit, EDU- OMC1/M. The kit is designed for educational demonstrations and includes
is, and the solutions it can offer. Whether your requirement is for prototype batches, turnkey process development, bespoke tooling or lean consultancy, the firm can help and will be happy to answer any questions you may have at its stand.
www.stagprecision.com
Tecnottica Consonni, stand A01 Tecnottica Consonni is an Italian optical company specialising in: optical components in glass (lenses, achromats, prisms, flats, filters, mirrors, light guides); injection moulding of optical plastics; and manufacturing and opto-mechanical assembling of complete optical systems for imaging and illumination devices.
www.tecnottica.com
all the necessary hardware – except for a computer. The extensive manual, lab notes, course notes and instructor notes can be used in a full quarter- or semester- long course. The kit is available with metric or imperial components. Also on display will be the firm’s new compact motorised fibre polarisation controller, available in two paddle (MPC220) and three paddle (MPC320) versions. The controller is compatible with single mode Ø900µm jacketed fibres and can convert between linear, circular, and elliptical polarisation. It can be operated remotely using Kinesis Software via USB.
www.thorlabs.com
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