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Recently, Haemantics Corporation, which focuses on providing innovative medical solutions with proprietary optical technology, announced that the company has reached a final agreement. According to the agreement, Haemonics will acquire all outstanding shares of Canadian fiber optic sensor manufacturer OpSens for CAD 2.90 per share.This is an all cash transaction with a fully diluted equity value o...
An international research team from Leibniz University in Hanover and Strathclyde University in Glasgow overturned the previous hypothesis about the influence of multiphoton components in the thermal field and the interference effect of parameterized single photons. The journal Physical Review Letters published the team's research."We have demonstrated through experiments that the interference eff...
At the EPHJ exhibition, GF Machining Solutions will showcase its latest laser solutions for microfabrication and 3D surface texture processing. Inspired by 70 years of innovation in the machine tool industry and 15 years of mastery of laser technology, GF Machining Solutions' latest innovations enable manufacturers to take speed and accuracy to new levels - they can experience it firsthand at EP...
Engineers at the University of Pennsylvania have developed a new chip that uses light waves instead of electricity to perform complex mathematical operations necessary for training artificial intelligence. This chip has the potential to fundamentally accelerate the processing speed of computers while reducing their energy consumption.The design of a silicon photonic chip was the first to combine t...
Hackaday will launch cool projects that may stimulate others to expand and enhance it, and even move in a completely new direction. This is the way the most advanced technology continues to evolve. This DIY spectrometer project is a great example of this spirit. It comes from Michael Prathofer, who was inspired by Les Wright's PySpectrometer, a simple device pieced together by a pocket spectrom...