Pyroistech - Riding the light

The #infrared (IR) spectral region is the part of the electromagnetic spectrum that covers from 700 nm to 1,000 µm. There are several types of infrared sources including halogen, LED, SLD, laser and globar sources, among others. Read more in: pyroistech.com/infrared-sour…

#Pyroistech team wants to wish you a Merry Christmas and a Happy New Year 2023

Do you know which are the main #fiber connector polishes? There are 3 types: PC (physical contact), UPC (ultra physical contact) and APC (angled physical contact), ordered from higher to lower reflection losses. Read more in this article from trueFIBER: truefiber.com/blogs/fiber-fo…

#Invisibility cloaks may be here sooner than we think. Read more in this article from SciTechDaily: lnkd.in/dyBHpKBF Credit for the image: Drew Tilk in Unsplash #optics #photonics

Happy Day of #Photonics! On 21st October 1983, the General Conference of Weights And Measures adopted the value of 299,792.458 km/s for the speed of #light in vacuum. #dayofphotonics

Dear customers, We are offering 20% OFF in all our models of fiber coupled LED sources, with central wavelengths ranging from the UV to the infrared. Check the offer in: lnkd.in/exqzukUk Offer valid until 31st October or end of stock

El próximo día 19 participaremos en un #webinar sobre el proyecto #OPTIOLEO, en el que se investiga en tecnologías ópticas para optimizar la calidad en los procesos de envasado del #aceite de oliva, Te esperamos! ✍️ Inscríbete aquí: docs.google.com/forms/d/e/1F…

If you missed our presentation at FOOD 4 FUTURE - EXPO FOODTECH Start-up Theatre you still have the opportunity to watch it at our youtube channel:youtube.com/watch?v=rvxAklRI…

Pyroistech develops R&D projects in the agrifood industry thanks to its knowledge in the fields of optics and photonics, with the aim of improving the quality of production processes and enabling the monitoring of their critical parameters. See our video! youtube.com/watch?v=DOuhe_Xj…

Want to see a rainbow smile? @NASA has recently shared a photo of an upside down rainbow. This 'smiling' rainbow is called circumzenithal arc and it is the result of the refraction and reflection of light in flat hexagonal ice crystals. #optics #photonics science.nasa.gov/when-rainbo…