Monthly Archives: February 2026
PetSpex: Laser Protection for Furry Patients
NoIR has been manufacturing laser protective eyewear for over 50 years, offering protection for both operators and furry patients. PetSpex® laser goggles come in multiple sizes, colors, and fitover and wrap-around designs to fit any pet. A wide range of filters offer protection to cover any laser wavelength. This eyewear is designed for common veterinary … Continue reading
The ELSE Camera Aids Optical Emission Spectra Research
The ELSE camera from greateyes featured in recently published research. In the study, the ELSE camera was used to record high-resolution optical emission spectra, including OH and hydrogen lines, helping researchers capture fine spectral details with excellent precision. Read the full publication, entitled, “Low-power atmospheric-pressure surface-wave microwave discharge in contact with batch and flowing liquids.” … Continue reading
Time-of-Flight Detection Leads to Peak Performance
Exosens, with its brand Photonis, is the global leader in Time-of-Flight (TOF) detection technology for mass spectrometry. For decades, Photonis has partnered with OEMs and researchers to deliver customized solutions built on innovation and trust. With innovations like BPTOF, APTOF, and MTOF, Photonis detectors deliver: Superior lifetime & performance Tailored solutions for every application Proven … Continue reading
Mapping Celestial Resources with Spectrometry
Sustainable space exploration has transitioned from science fiction to a looming reality. A pioneering study is currently mapping the blueprint for autonomous mining on Mars and beyond. The published paper is entitled, “Towards advanced mineral identification for future space mining applications employing LIBS and machine learning.” The primary obstacle is identifying valuable minerals, such as … Continue reading
Three New Research Papers Feature the heliCam’s Lock-in Imaging
The heliCam from heliotis is used by research groups worldwide to visualize extremely small signal changes, even under demanding conditions. Three recent publications demonstrate how lock-in imaging enables new pathways in biometrics, quantum sensing, and field/signal imaging. Robust hyperspectral measurement despite ambient light: Remote biometrics (PPG, SpO₂, BP/ECG reconstruction) A team from the University of … Continue reading
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