Announcing the 1024 x 1024 SLM
Meadowlark Optics has just launched a new 1024 x 1024 High-Speed Spatial Light Modulator (1K x 1K SLM, for short.) The product offers several key
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Meadowlark Optics has just launched a new 1024 x 1024 High-Speed Spatial Light Modulator (1K x 1K SLM, for short.) The product offers several key
Welcome to the new Meadowlark Optics website! Designed to offer our customers and website visitors a better experience, we have updated our website to put
Meadowlark Optics, Inc. today announced the launch of their new E-Series Spatial Light Modulator (SLM) which has a resolution of 1920 x 1200 and is entry-level, educational and economical. Click Here for our Press release.
$2.5 million gift from Baur, SPIE and University of Colorado Boulder Click Here for Press release.
Acquisition Expands Meadowlark’s Polarization Solutions Offerings Click Here for Press release.
SPIE honors Tom Baur for a lifetime of leadership in polarization optical components. Click here for the press release.
Orlando, FL. From SPIE.org: Experience the energy of Defense + Commercial Sensing as everyone gathers for an exciting year in Orlando. Get ready to enjoy real conversations, hear the latest breakthroughs, and make important connections in person. Hear cutting-edge research in sensors, infrared, laser systems, spectral imaging, radar, lidar, autonomous systems, and other findings from the community.
High Resolution 1920 x 1152 and High Speed 512 x 512 Click Here for our Press release.
Cambridge, MA. From sculptedlight.org: Sculpted Light in the Brain is a recurring conference (founded in 2017) aimed at fostering collaborations between neuroscientists, computer scientists, optics researchers, and other scientists who share the common interest of using and developing novel technologies to observe and control neural activity in the awake, behaving brain. “Sculpted Light” refers to a broad class of methods where light is shaped to probe neural function. This meeting aims to promote future collaboration opportunities by gathering established scientists and the next generation of researchers from these fields to discuss future technologies that will enable real-time optical communication with the living brain.
