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Additive manufacturing, also known as 3D printing, has completely changed many industries with its speed, flexibility, and unparalleled design freedom. However, previous attempts to manufacture high-quality optical components using additive manufacturing methods often encountered a series of obstacles. Now, researchers from the National Research Council of Canada have turned to fuzzy tomography (a...
Single pixel imaging (SPI) is a novel computational imaging technique that has been widely studied in recent years. This technology only uses single pixel detectors without spatial resolution to obtain spatial information of targets.It has unique advantages and compensates for the shortcomings of traditional imaging technologies based on array detectors, such as relatively immature or expensive ar...
Laser and electro-optic product manufacturer and supplier Xinyuan Technology announced today that it plans to participate in the 2024 Western Optoelectronics Show in San Francisco from January 30th to February 1st.As a top event in the photonics industry, the Western Optoelectronics Show in the United States will return in 2024 to host another groundbreaking exhibition. This annual event att...
Topological laser (TL) is an ideal light source for future new optoelectronic integrated chips, designed and manufactured using topological optics principles to obtain robust single-mode lasers. Electrically pumped topology lasers have become a research hotspot due to their small size and ease of integration, but topology lasers based on electrical injection are still in the early stages of resear...
backgroundThe Jörg Debus team from the Technical University of Dortmund in Germany is dedicated to researching optical quantum information processing and quantum sensing in materials with potential applications. The team mainly studies the fine structure of materials under light fields, such as quantum dots, quantum effects of two-dimensional materials, semiconductor defects in diamonds, and ...