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The DataRay Team is at SPIE BiOS and Photonics West 2026!
January 16, 2026
It's that time of year again: SPIE BiOS and Photonics West 2026 are here! Visit us at SPIE BiOS (booth 8361) and Photonics West (booth 3361) in San Francisco!
Video: Strip Charts
DataRay Software |January 8, 2026
The DataRay beam profiling software provides powerful state-of-the-art features to characterize your beams quickly and efficiently. Our team has developed a series of short videos to help explain and demonstrate key software functionality. This final video in the series covers DataRay’s strip chart feature...
DataRay Inc. Announces WaveCamD CMOS Shack-Hartmann Wavefront Sensor
Press Releases |December 17, 2025
DataRay Inc., a worldwide leader in laser beam profiling and analysis, is pleased to announce the availability of its first wavefront sensor, the WaveCamD.
Visit us at SPIE BiOS and Photonics West 2026
Events |December 17, 2025
We're excited about the upcoming annual event in San Francisco: Photonics West (and BiOS) 2026! This year we'll be demoing our new newly announced Shack-Hartmann wavefront sensor, the WaveCamD.
True 2D Beam Profiling: Advantages of Camera Profiling Systems
Beam Profiling Concepts |November 14, 2025
DataRay offers state-of-the-art profiling systems that fall within two major categories: scanning slit and camera profilers. These profilers utilize fundamentally different measurement techniques to deliver distinct advantages, discussed in our previous blog post, Scanning Slits vs. Cameras. In this article, we dive deeper into the differences between the two and highlight situations in which a camera profiler is a more suitable choice...
Video: Triggers and Exposure Settings
DataRay Software |October 17, 2025
The DataRay beam profiling software provides powerful state-of-the-art features to characterize your beams quickly and efficiently. Our team has developed a series of short videos to help explain and demonstrate key software functionality. This fourth video in the series focuses on trigger and exposure time settings...