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Terms and Conditions:
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Conditions of Purchase:
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Visit us in Edinburgh
While attending the technical sessions, please do not forget to visit the exhibition and learn more about LASER COMPONENTS’ COUNT® and CUBE modules.
Visit us in Gothenburg
Visit us on hall 10, Booth C20
Machine vision is becoming increasingly important as a key technology for automated processes and Industry 4.0.
Visit us at booth E6
The W3+ Fair at the Jena Photonics Hub employs a cross-industry concept to strengthen contact between high-tech companies and users.
Visit us in Besançon​
Discover the latest innovations from the exciting world of micro and precision technologies.
Meet us in Assisi
Many consider FLAIR the most important event for the IR community.
Visit us in San Diego
The show and its associated conferences cover a wide range of technologies and applications.
Visit us at Booth 300
Developers, suppliers and users will gather at the Optica Sensing Congress in Toulouse to exchange information on the latest advances in optics-based sensor technology.
Visit us at the OPTIQUE Normandie
Come to the largest specialist congress of the French-speaking optics community.
Visit us in Landshut
Our latest innovations in InGaAs detectors and in the THz range open up new perspectives.
Vision Spectra Conference
Matching the Right Laser Module to the Machine Vision Application
NDIR
NDIR is by far the most commonly used gas detection method today due to its simplicity.
LASER COMPONENTS Increases Coating Capacities
IAD and Ibs for Series Production of Customized Laser Optics
robots, lasers, and artificial intelligence
Wood Industry
Laser Modules for Industrial Image Processing
