Osela’s True Gaussian Laser (TGL) uses unique optical technology to produce a fiber-like diffraction limited beam in a compact standalone free space module. The technology allows for maintaining of a high Gaussian fit (>95%) over a long working range with no secondary lobes that are typically found with direct diode lasers. Another advantage of the TGL is its ability to project circularized laser beams from direct laser diodes while maintaining its true Gaussian performance. While many other current market solutions offer circularization, it does so at the expense of beam quality.
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Episode 27 | Preview Vision & Looking Back – Henning Tiarks (Allied Vision)
In today’s episode, we speak with Henning Tiarks, CPO of Allied Vision.
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Earthquake Disrupts Production of Sony Image Sensors
On July 28,, a strong earthquake struck Japan’s Kumamoto region, home to many semiconductor manufacturers. Among them is Sony’s largest global manufacturing…
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Episode 26 | Limitless 3D possibilities – Annika Felhauer (Pepperl + Fuchs)
In the latest episode of the inVISION podcast ‘5 Questions…’, Annika Felhauer, Technology Development Manager for Industrial Sensors at Pepperl+Fuchs, introduces the…


















