Surface mounted optics aid automated assembly
Michael Hatcher reports on a technique developed by a Swiss collaboration that promises faster automated assembly of optical subsystems.
Powerful LEDs challenge optical safety standards
John O'Hagan of the NRPB describes how optical safety standards are being amended to stop bright LEDs slipping through loopholes in the legislation.
Organic displays enter consumer electronics
Bright, efficient displays made from organic light-emitting diodes are appearing in mobile phones and cameras. Olaf Gelsen from German OLED maker Covion Organic Semiconductors charts the rise of this new technology.
MEMs transform infrared imaging
Infrared imaging chips containing thousands of tiny silicon carbide cantilevers are about to rewrite the specifications of uncooled sensors - as well as reducing their price-tag. Rob van den Berg talks to the camera's makers.
Applications pinpoint positioning solutions
Confused about the range of positioning equipment on offer? Jacqueline Hewett investigates the pros and cons of competing alignment technologies, including flexures, piezoelectrics, bearings and dovetails.
LASER 2003 World of Photonics
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