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According to a report in Nature on June 26th, a team from Stanford University in the United States has developed a titanium sapphire laser on a chip. Whether in terms of scale efficiency or cost, this achievement is a huge progress. Image source: Nature websiteTitanium sapphire lasers are indispensable in many fields such as cutting-edge quantum optics, spectroscopy, and neuroscience, but they ...
Recently, DustPhotonics released a single chip 800G-DR8 silicon photonic chip for data center applications, which is an important milestone in practical photonics in data centers. The company claims that its single-chip solution provides high-performance and easy to implement solutions for system architects.DustPhotonics' 800G-DR8 photonic integrated circuit provides a single chip solution for fib...
Recently, the Thin Film Optics Research and Development Center of the High Power Laser Component Technology and Engineering Department of the Shanghai Institute of Optics and Fine Mechanics, Chinese Academy of Sciences, collaborated with researchers from Hunan University and Shanghai University of Technology to make new progress in the study of laser damage performance of mid infrared anti reflect...
Tunoptix, a developer of computational meta-optics, based in Seattle, WA, has made what it calls “a breakthrough in mobile-scale spectral imaging”. The company’s latest meta-optical platform captures high-fidelity spectral signatures across the visible-to-NIR spectrum in a compact form factor smaller than 1 cm3, consuming less than 500 mW, and operating at real-time frame rates.Tunoptix’s ultra-c...
High intensity and high repetition lasers rapidly and continuously emit powerful bursts of light, capable of emitting multiple times per second. Commercial fusion energy factories and advanced compact radiation sources are common examples of systems that rely on such laser systems. However, humans are a major limiting factor as their response time is insufficient to manage such rapid shooting syst...