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 | Applying Systems Engineering methodologies to the development of Optical Systems 30 Sep |
| SE-Training, Tues 22nd Oct, 4pm BST, 5pm CET, 11am EST, 8am PST | |
| The successful end-to-end development of Optical systems is notoriously a great challenge, consisting of many sub-challenges! The Optical Systems Engineer / Architect has a problem that is quite unlike many of the traditional engineering disciplines, in that the Optical system already begins with a very high dependency on the other disciplines. As the technical complexity increases, realising predictable schedules becomes even more difficult. Hence the need for supporting the development activities with a holistic approach, utilising skills, methods and processes from Systems Engineering. The presentation focuses on certain key areas of the development, that highly benefit from a Systems Engineering approach and toolbox. |
 | Advancing X-ray Inspection with Artificial Intelligence: an innovative De-noising Technology 17 Sep |
| Hamamatsu Photonics - Wednesday 25th Sept, 4pm BST, 5pm CET, 11am EST, 8am PST | |
| X-ray inspection is vital in non-destructive testing and the food industry for ensuring quality and safety. Hamamatsu Photonics introduces a new deep learning-based de-noising technology to enhance defect and contaminant detection. Presenter: Sara Ziliani, PhD, Sales Engineer for Industrial Applications at Hamamatsu Photonics Italy since 2022. She specializes in industrial X-ray NDT, spectroscopy, and radiation monitoring, with a PhD in Nuclear Physics focused on gamma-ray spectroscopy and radiation detectors. |
 | Low Latency Imaging for Next-Gen Mid-Circuit Quantum Measurements 30 Aug |
| Hamamatsu Photonics & Quantum Machines - 10th Sept, 3pm BST/ 4pm CET/ 10am EST/ 7am PST | |
| Engage with Dr. Ramon Szmuk from Quantum Machines as he presents "A Control System for Driving Adaptive Quantum Circuits on Atom-and Ion-Based Quantum Processors Using Camera-Based Readout." Plus, gain valuable insights from Dr. Sebastian Beer of Hamamatsu Photonics on "Optical Quantum Computing: Maximizing Detector Potential with qCMOS Technology." Discover how cutting-edge technology is enhancing atom-and ion-based quantum computing platforms, addressing challenges like slow readouts. Learn about user-programmable FPGA-based control systems, innovative cameras, and real-time processing capabilities enabling highly efficient quantum operations. Don't miss this opportunity to expand your knowledge and network with industry leaders. Secure your spot today. |
 | Assessing food quality and safety with SWIR and X-ray inspection techniques 16 Jul |
| Hamamatsu Photonics -16th July: 4pm BST/ 5pm CET/ 11am EST/ 8am PST | |
| Join Hamamatsu's Sara Ziliani, PhD, Sales Engineer Industrial Applications to learn more on on Assessing Food Quality and Safety with SWIR and X-ray Inspection Techniques. As the global population nears 10 billion by 2050, the demand for safe and high-quality food has never been more critical. Join us on July 16th to discover how the latest technologies can help meet these challenges head-on. |
 | Advancing time interval measurement techniques with FPGA-based instrumentation 22 May |
| Liquid Instruments | |
| How to fast-track photon counting, optical communications, and oscillator characterization with time & frequency analysis: The ability to precisely measure the period of time between events is critical in a number of applications, ranging from oscillator characterization and pulse analysis to more specialized applications such as free-space optical communications, phase noise analysis, and photon counting in quantum optics experiments. |
 | How SWIR spectral imaging-on-chip can advance your business - 12th October, 4pm Uk/ 5pm CET/ 11am EST/ 8am PST 28 Sep 2023 |
| imec | |
| Join us for this must-attend event and witness firsthand how on-chip SWIR spectral imaging is poised to redefine industry standards and open doors to uncharted possibilities. Hosted on optics.org and presented Wouter Charle and Ash Prabala from imec Innovative on-chip filter technology is reshaping the landscape of spectral imaging, making the cameras more compact, real-time, power-efficient, and customizable. The technology makes them accessible even to those without specialized expertise in spectral imaging and data interpretation. |
 | Cheaper, faster, better? What does the future hold for ultrafast high-power lasers? 31 May 2023 |
| IPG Photonics, Edmund Optics and Fraunhofer ILT: 14th June, 4pm BST/ 5pm CET/ 11am EST/ 8am PST | |
| Join IPG Photonic, Edmund Optics and Fraunhofer ILT for the optics.org panel discussion on ultrafast high-power lasers for materials processing applications. Join our Chair, Jeff Hecht (Internationally recognised Scientific Journalist), along with our panelists Tony Karam, PhD (IPG), Olivia Wheeler (Edmund Optics) and Matthias Trenn (Fraunhofer), as we take a look at the challenges and opportunities facing the materials processing market today. We’ll be discussing technical processes, and the challenges of meeting customer expectations. As part of optics.org’s industrial laser series this is a must-attend event with panelists from internationally recognised brand leaders in ultrafast high-power lasers and components. |
 | Latest advances in industrial nonlinear compression with femtosecond lasers - Yoann Zaouter & Vincent Rouffiange 12 May 2023 |
| Amplitude - Tue 6th June: 5pm CET/4pm UK/11am EST/ 8am PST | |
| Join Vincent Rouffiange and Zaouter for this essential webinar as they explore the latest advances in femtosecond laser technology and their applications in various fields. They will also discuss the key benefits and challenges associated with using femtosecond lasers and provide practical advice on how to optimize their performance. Whether you are a researcher, engineer, or medical professional, this webinar will provide valuable insights into the cutting-edge world of femtosecond lasers. Sign up today! |
 | How to monitor laser system performance with power measurement 19 Sep 2022 |
| Gentec EO - Join Paige Stevens from Gentec EO on Wed 19th Oct. 8amPST/ 11am EST/ 4pm UK/ 5pm CET | |
| Does your laser system always produce the exact same output? The laser itself, the optical components that guide your laser’s light to its delivery point and also the surrounding environment, all have an impact on the output and efficiency of your processes. To ensure consistent, repeatable results, it is important to track your system’s health at various checkpoints. Do you know how to measure it? This webinar will show you how to measure your laser’s power accurately and he right tools can help you track your laser system’s performances easily before problems arise for faster product development, increased productivity and standardized quality control. The basic principles for laser power measurement will be presented, both for continuous monitoring and spot-check measurements. |
 | Why and how to measure your laser energy accurately? Technology overview 14 Apr 2022 |
| Gentec-EO | |
| Book your space now for the optics.org hosted webinar on accurate laser energy measurement. In this webinar, you will learn how to measure laser energy accurately. You will also discover the tools that can help you maintain standardized quality and ensure end-users’ safety, therefore ensuring the success of your operations. Presented by Ahmed Rihane from Gentec-EO, this is a must attend for engineers from a wide variety of laser applications from nuclear fusion to LIDAR. Register today! Date: May 11, 2022: Time: 8am PST/ 11am EST/ 4pm UK time/ 5pm European time |
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