Sep 25th 2023
Gobi+, A Real Thermographic Sensor System
Sep 20th 2023
Photonis Group becomes Exosens
Photonis has diversified its technologies and products portfolios with the ambition to become the worldwide leader in detection and imaging technologies. To illustrate that strategy, PHOTONIS GROUP becomes EXOSENS.
Sep 18th 2023
Elevated Body Temperature Screening
Sep 14th 2023
Xenics is expanding in North America
Xenics, part of Photonis Group is expanding in North America. High-end imaging solutions provider deploys resources on the West Coast US.
Aug 29th 2023
Product names changed for IrLugX and IrqLa
Xenics (Photonis Group) announces that two products in its Advanced Imaging range, the IrLugX longwave infrared camera core and the IrqLa shortwave infrared camera core, have changed their trade names to respectively Crius and Aion.
Aug 28th 2023
Photonis is involved in latest JAXA Space Mission, XRISM
On August 26th, 2023, The Japan Aerospace Exploration Agency (JAXA) successfully launched their X-ray Imaging and Spectroscopy Mission (XRISM) Photonis’ Modulated X-Ray Sources (MXS) on-board.
Aug 21st 2023
Xenics and Ophir-Spiricon partner for laser beam profiling applications
The laser source was measured with an Ophir laser power sensor at 1.5 mW, with a beam diameter of 3.5 mm. The lab resources were limited to using a phosphor coated CCD camera
Aug 07th 2023
Passive laser beam analyser for CO2 lasers
Jul 24th 2023
Laser beam profiling and infrared cameras
Jul 21st 2023
Photonis announces the acquisition of El-Mul
Photonis a global leader of electro-optical detection and imaging technologies for defense and industrial markets, held by HLD since 2021, announced today the acquisition of Israeli company El-Mul
Jul 17th 2023
Short-wave infrared adaptive optics and applications
Jul 10th 2023
Short-Wave Infrared Cameras in Semiconductor Inspection
Jul 03rd 2023
Sensor-based food inspection and sorting
Jun 26th 2023
LASER GATED IMAGING
Jun 19th 2023
Redefining Single Photon Detection Technology
Discover how vacuum tube-based detectors are revolutionizing single photon detection technology. Learn about the benefits of this new solution and how it compares to traditional methods.