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International Collaboration Yields a High-Speed Projector with Visible and Infrared Capabilities - Vimarsana News

International Collaboration Yields a High-Speed Projector with Visible and Infrared Capabilities

An international business–academia collaboration has yielded a new type of projector that can project RGB and invisible infrared images simultaneously and independently at a high speed of almost 1,000 fps.

Jena team's metal optics recognized in Lothar Späth Awards - Vimarsana News

Jena team's metal optics recognized in Lothar Späth Awards

Fraunhofer and Hensoldt Optronics technicians developed ‘GALA’ telescope that will map Jupiter’s moon Ganymede.

Source: optics.org
Identifying Solar Panel Defects using Advanced Imaging - Vimarsana News

Identifying Solar Panel Defects using Advanced Imaging

A team of researchers has developed new imaging technology that can detect defects in solar panels even in bright daylight, overcoming the limitations of previous systems. The novel technology streamlines the inspection process of solar panels and increases the overall efficiency of solar power by detecting defects early on.

New All-Weather Imaging System Detects Defects in Solar Panels in Full and Partial Sunlight - Vimarsana News

New All-Weather Imaging System Detects Defects in Solar Panels in Full and Partial Sunlight

Researchers have developed and demonstrated a new system that can detect defects in silicon solar panels in full and partial sunlight under any weather conditions.

Institut: Supersichere Quantenkommunikation in wenigen Jahren - Vimarsana News

Institut: Supersichere Quantenkommunikation in wenigen Jahren

Institut: Supersichere Quantenkommunikation in wenigen Jahren JENA (dpa-AFX) - Bank- oder Patientendaten könnten schon in wenigen Jahren supersicher mittels Quantenkommunikation übertragen werden. Bis dahin könnten Verbraucherinnen und Verbraucher mit entsprechenden Anwendungen in Berührung kommen, sagte der Sprecher des Fraunhofer Instituts für Angewandte Optik und Feinmechanik (IOF) in Jena, Robert Kammel, der Deutschen Presse-Agentur. In einigen Bereichen, wie etwa dem Finanzsektor, werden teils heute schon Quantentechnologien zur Kommunikation eingesetzt. Wie schnell es flächendeck...