Thank you to everyone who visited our booth at SPIE BiOS and Photonics West 2026! As always, it was a great experience connecting with the industry professionals, researchers, and innovators who are driving the photonics industry forward!
WaveCamD Launch
At this year's exhibition we officially announced and demoed our upcoming CMOS Shack-Hartmann wavefront sensor, the WaveCamD. There was a lot of excitement from customers about this new product, our first entry into the wavefront sensor market. We will be announcing further details as we get closer to release later this quarter.
Show Floor Connections
We had a great time connecting with everyone who stopped by our booth. Whether we were having high-level discussions or talking through your application in detail, the conversations were genuinely energizing. Your questions and feedback keep us pushing forward in photonics. And a big thank‑you to our team—their hard work, preparation, and enthusiasm are what make events like this possible!
Whether you came to see our beam profilers and wavefront sensors, check out our beam profiling software, or to test your skill at our game featuring LaserLink (congratulations to the winners!), we appreciate you taking the time to explore what we do.
Stay Connected
If you have any follow-up questions or would like more information about our products and services, please do not hesitate to contact us.
We also invite you to stay connected with us through our website and social media channels for updates on new products, upcoming events, and industry insights. If you didn't have the chance to visit us at Photonics West, we’d love to hear from you and explore how we can collaborate in the future.
Once again, thank you for your time and interest.
See you next year at SPIE Photonics West 2027!
Products Mentioned
WaveCamD
- Shack-Hartmann wavefront sensor
- Zonal (numerical) and modal (Zernike) wavefront reconstruction
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