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Recently, Professor Xu Tingfa's research team from the School of Optoelectronics at Beijing Institute of Technology and Assistant Professor Lin Xing's team from Tsinghua University jointly developed a new type of Opto Intelligence Spectrometer (OIS). The device is based on diffractive neural network technology and achieves precise spectral reconstruction under spatially coherent or spatially incoh...
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...
Laser processing is a relatively emerging non-contact processing method that utilizes the high energy of a beam of light to interact with materials and instantly vaporize or change their properties to achieve the expected manufacturing effect. It has gradually been promoted and applied in China in the past 20 years. Due to the different types, pulse widths, and wavelengths of laser generators, the...
Recently, TRUMPF, a leading global provider of machine tools and laser technology solutions, released preliminary data for the 2023/24 fiscal year: compared to the previous fiscal year, sales decreased by about 4% year-on-year to 5.2 billion euros; The order amount decreased by 10% to 4.6 billion euros. The Tongkuai Group ended its 2023/24 fiscal year on June 30, 2024, with a decrease in both s...
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...