Events

Explore how pulsed Xenon UV technology delivers fast, chemical-free microbial reduction across food, beverage, and packaging applications. Recorded at IPPE, this brief session shares expert perspectives from David Collins, Excelitas’ Senior Director of Product Management for Life Sciences and Medical Products, highlighting sterilization performance and industrial application considerations.

This podcast previews an upcoming presentation by Excelitas’ Rob Karsten at FuturePrint Industrial Print Technology for Advanced Manufacturing 2026 on January 22. Rob discusses how AI and sustainable packaging practices are driving transformation in advanced manufacturing—delivering actionable insights on material optimization, energy efficiency, supply chain performance, lifecycle analysis, and cost...

This webinar, presented in Korean, examines how modern infrared and UV technologies address rising quality requirements, new coating technologies, and greater energy efficiency demands that are pushing conventional drying systems to their limits in industrial manufacturing. Charlie Jeong of Excelitas provides an overview of recent advancements in infrared and UV...

This webinar was presented in German only. Our experts will explain how IR and UV systems improve drying, heating, sterilization, and packaging processes across the food and beverage industry, as rising hygiene standards, energy costs, and throughput demands reshape operations. Case studies will highlight measurable gains in energy efficiency and...

This webinar is presented in German only. In this session, our experts explain what is driving cost increases in drying processes and when it makes sense to switch to infrared or UV technology, either through a system retrofit or a full replacement. You will learn how innovative IR and UV...

Recent improvements in sensor, optics, and illumination technologies are making spectral imaging more accessible, expanding the possibilities for inspection across the UV, visible, and SWIR bands. In this session, we will review emerging opportunities through practical examples and reflect on the key optical and sensor challenges that must be addressed...

This webinar was presented in French only. The rapid introduction of new products, increasing quality requirements, the need to reduce CO 2 emissions, and the demand for greater energy efficiency are pushing existing drying systems to their limits. So, what makes a system sustainable? When is it beneficial to modernize...

Industrial manufacturing environments can be tough – dust, heat, and harsh conditions often disrupt coating and curing processes. To achieve consistent, high-quality results, it’s critical to use ruggedized drying and curing solutions designed to withstand these challenges. In this session, we explore UV curing and infrared drying technologies that deliver...

Confocal Microscopy is valued for its ability to capture thin, high-resolution, in-focus slices from deep within thick specimens. These optical sections improve image contrast, remove out of focus fluorescence which blurs the images, and can be reconstructed into 3D models. The first confocal design, proposed by Marvin Minsky in the...

This podcast discusses a topic very familiar to the industry: deburring. Several types of processing can lead to the formation of unwanted burrs. Marie-Luise used to deburr by hand in her vacation job many years ago - Joerg explains how this is now done much more reliably and efficiently with...

This webinar is presented in German only. Evolving coating technologies, stricter quality standards, rising energy efficiency demands – and the increasing impact of CO 2 taxation - are placing growing pressure on conventional drying systems. But what defines a system fit for the future? When does it make sense to...

In this insightful webinar, Dr. Gerhard Holst joins Laser Science to discuss the capabilities and advantages of Scientific CMOS (sCMOS) Cameras and how Frequency Domain Fluorescence Lifetime Imaging (FLIM) is revolutionizing life-science research. He also provides practical setup tips and real-world applications for researchers and imaging professionals. Whether you're in...

In this webinar, Tad and Shawn discuss the application of ultraviolet (UV) curing and infrared (IR) drying technologies in enhancing manufacturing processes across various materials such as wood, metal, glass, plastic, paper, and composites. The session provides valuable insights into how these technologies help boost efficiency and improve quality in...

At FuturePrint TECH 2025, Excelitas Sales Account Manager for Italy, Christophe Behaghel, took the stage to address one of the biggest challenges in inkjet printing: effectively drying water-based inks. Drawing on his deep expertise across Excelitas’ comprehensive portfolio of UV curing and infrared (IR) drying solutions, Christophe shared how advanced...

Digital inkjet printing on wire & cable offers manufacturers productivity advantages, including variable data, fast changeovers, and indelible printing at top line speeds. However, achieving consistent, high-quality results presents challenges — such as material properties, contamination, and ink adhesion. In this recorded webinar, industry experts from Gem Gravure, Excelitas, and...

This webinar explores the application of multiplex imaging techniques in quality control and inspection processes. We will discuss how multiplex imaging can enhance the accuracy and efficiency of quality assessment in various industries, particularly in manufacturing. The presentation will cover the fundamentals of multiplex imaging, from image acquisition to analysis...

This webinar is presented in German only. Infrared dries and hot air also dries and UV cures...are users spoiled with the choice of these competing methods? The products, processes, and coatings determine what is most suitable. Much efficiency can be gained, but it can also be lost. However, empirical values...

The field of possibilities and applications in the area of Machine Vision is constantly growing. New generation sensors and cameras enable “seeing” beyond the human visible area to ensure quality or to detect problem areas in the non-visual area. As such, more options and applications in the near infrared (NIR)...

This webinar is available in German only. Whether it be infrared heating or UV curing – it is quite simple. Significant efficiency can be gained with both options, but much can be lost if the processes are unsuitable for the product and material used. This webinar discusses key considerations for...

Multiplex imaging, either multicolor fluorescence or multispectral absorption and reflection imaging, is rapidly gaining popularity in the life sciences and medical arenas. Being able to image samples at a variety of wavelengths in live or fixed samples provides a depth of information that was never possible to attain with conventional...

Advanced UV curing technologies offer improved efficiency, precision, and safety, which are critical for the demanding requirements of medical device manufacturing. Additionally, advancements in adhesive formulations and dispensing technologies play a key role in optimizing and streamlining production. This 60-minute webinar will explore the latest solutions for UV curing, UV...

Advancements in ultraviolet LED curing technology continue to drive the expansion of UV curing capabilities and have contributed to broadening the scope of applications. But what performance characteristics are most important? This presentation will discuss these characteristics, why they are important to UV curing applications, and also highlight recent developments...

In the New Product Debut session at Radtech UV.EB, Mike Higgins highlights the extensive portfolio of Excelitas products for UV curing from its Phoseon ®, OmniCure ® and NobleLight ® brands. With the recent acquisitions of Phoseon in 2023 and Noblelight in 2024, Excelitas now offers customers a single source...

The newly released SWIR image sensors for multispectral imaging applications in the extended range from VIS via NIR to SWIR has become more affordable and interesting. This webinar discusses how simple and easy multispectral imaging can be with the right systems in place. A combination of the SWIR camera, pco.pixelfly...

Micro-imaging is critical to a wide range of industrial applications. Market and technological drivers continue putting demands on optical performance. In this webinar, an overview was provided of how wide-field modular systems can improve optical throughput via modularity, autofocus, and design. Register below to view this webinar recording. About the...

This presentation delves into a general overview on LiDAR from a pulsed laser diode manufacturer's perspective, addressing key topics such as wavelength considerations, packaging restrictions, reliability, and prospects in the field. Register below to view the webinar recording. About the Presenter: Jens Krause is Applications Engineer for High Performance Sensors...

Register below to view the webinar recording. Overview: In the dynamic world of medical product manufacturing, ultraviolet (UV) curing technology has evolved into an indispensable tool for coatings, inks, and adhesives across a diverse range of medical products, including syringes, catheters, hearing aids and medication patches. UV curing enables the...

This presentation discussed the introduction and integration of swept vertical-cavity surface-emitting lasers (VCSELs) to address challenges in OCT imaging. OCT has revolutionized non-invasive imaging in many biomedical fields, but the need for reduced image collection time and easier image interpretation is ongoing. Axsun Azmyth™ VCSELs offer high speeds, high ranging...

This webinar discusses the advances in fluorescence illumination and detection in biological microscopy, expanding research capabilities from visible to shortwave infrared (SWIR) spectral ranges. New versatile light sources and an innovative InGaAs camera system enable precise excitation and imaging of fluorophores in biomedical applications, including in vivo and intra-vital microscopy...

The webinar discusses the basics and current trends in lenses and optics for image processing and machine vision. About the Presenter: Arthur Stauder / Dipl-Ing. (FH), is the Product Manager for LINOS Machine Vision Lenses and Rodenstock Photo Optics at Excelitas Technologies. He holds a degree in Photoengineering from the...

Digital inkjet printing wire & cable provides manufacturers with productivity advantages including variable data, fast changeover & indelible printing at top line speeds. However, material properties, contamination, ink/material compatibility & durability requirements create challenges. Fortunately, a trilogy of suppliers have worked together to develop repeatable solutions for printing on a...

Swept Source Optical Coherence Tomography (SS-OCT) system performance is primarily determined by the rapid tuning speed and wide tuning bandwidth of the swept laser source as well as the capabilities of the data acquisition (DAQ) electronics such as sampling rate, data interface bandwidth, and on-board signal processing capabilities. Effectively integrating...

LED illumination for fluorescence microscopy systems has progressed significantly from a time when LED sources had low optical power and a limited range of wavelengths. While the benefits of LED technology drew interest, the limitations prevented large-scale adoption. Advances in the semiconductor industry have now been able to eliminate many...

From laser levels and surveying equipment to advanced robotics, range finders, ADAS and LiDAR mapping systems, today’s products demand enhanced vision components with innovative performance, robust designs and added value engineering. In this webinar, we discuss how next-generation Pulsed Laser Diode emitters and high-performance Avalanche Photodiode sensors empower the vision...

Microscope designs are moving toward larger field-of-view and larger image circles to capture more information with the recording of a single image. For that reason, camera manufacturers are designing and creating new scientific cameras with larger image sensors and diagonals as well. Proper selection of pixel size according to the...

This presentation explores individual trends in lidar emitters and how they are advancing the performance and adoption of automotive lidar systems. Branko Petrov explains how edge-emitter lasers remain the most commonly deployed lidar sources today, despite mounting competition with VCSELs. Meanwhile, higher-density monolithic laser arrays are enabling lidar systems with...

Faraday Isolators date back to 1845 when Michael Faraday discovered the magneto-optical effect when studying the influence of a magnetic field on plane-polarized light waves. This effect became fundamentally important with the invention of the laser. A basic principle of laser operation is stimulated emission which poses a challenge with...

In modern industrial inspection applications, accurate quality control and increased throughput are essential for cost-effective inspection. The increasing demand to resolve finer details, which results in a small depth of field, necessitates the need to quickly and accurately focus on your target. These requirements tend to drive complex system design...

Choosing a lens with so many lens and accessory options available can sometimes be overwhelming, time consuming and confusing and may even result in selecting a lens that may not be optimal for your machine vision application. In this webinar, we will demonstrate how the new MachVis OnLine Lens Configurator...

When it comes to low-power human recognition, pyroelectric passive IR sensors have proven to be the most optimal solution. With the proper lens design, motion can be easily detected over several tens of meters. However, designing a lens into a thin device is a real challenge. Capacitive sensors and proximity...

When choosing lenses for your machine vision application, there are many options of lenses and accessories to consider. Choosing a lens can be overwhelming, time consuming and confusing and may even result in a lens that is not best suited for your application. This webinar will demonstrate how MachVis 5.3...

Optomechanical setups can be designed to be compact and stable, while ensuring traceability of the optical system. With the ability to integrate additional optical and mechanical components, a multitude of optomechanical set ups become possible to meet specific experimental needs. During this webinar we will feature the LINOS Microbench –...

From laser levels and surveying equipment, to advanced robotics, range finders and LiDAR mapping systems, today’s products demand enhanced vision components with innovative performance, robust designs and added value engineering. Excelitas next-generation Pulsed Laser Diode Emitters and high-performance Avalanche Photodiode sensors empower the vision of tomorrow by extending range, reducing...

Optical Coherence Tomography (OCT) is an interferometric laser-based ranging modality which has dramatically impacted patient care in medical applications, but also has growing recognition as a valuable tool for industrial applications including PCB inspection, additive manufacturing, laser welding, and 3D metrology. Register below to view this webinar recording to learn...

Pyroelectric sensors comprise of a material which is not only highly sensitive to thermal changes but will also pick up mechanical and electro-magnetic distortions. The latter can be very frustrating since in many cases, it arises only in the last stage of product design and may require major changes. This...

Despite emerging new technologies, the advantages of passive infra-red sensors are unsurpassed. Especially in the field of battery-operated devices, there are currently no alternatives on the market which only activate when a person is detected or present. During this webinar, we will provide an update of the latest trends and...

The Excelitas Cermax Xenon lamp revolutionized the medical lighting world upon its introduction, and continues to be the preferred light source for high brightness, true color applications. This webinar will discuss the revolutionary technology and benefits of high-intensity, perfect-white light output for medical illumination, including Cermax technology innovations past and...

Optical Coherence Tomography (OCT) is an interferometric laser-based ranging modality which has dramatically impacted patient care in medical applications, but also has growing recognition as a valuable tool for industrial applications including PCB inspection, additive manufacturing, laser welding, and 3D metrology. OCT is non-destructive and high-resolution like CT imaging, but...

Inherent to every imaging application is a unique set of parameters requiring optimization to increase the success rate of the task at hand. The range of parameters is often large and it is not always effective to optimize through simulations alone. In addition, full product development cycles can be costly...

Before the advent of modern medicine, ultraviolet germicidal irradiation (UVGI) was used as both a treatment and a preventive measure for a variety of diseases. Regardless of the final process, the science behind killing the microorganism is the same; UV energy damages the DNA of the microorganism, rendering it unable...

Fluorescence imaging in life sciences and microscopy applications has traditionally used mercury, metal halide, and xenon arc lamps for illumination. With advances in technology, LEDs are now able to replace arc lamps. In addition to delivering enhanced image quality and cost savings, LEDs are mercury-free, thus reducing toxic waste. Recording...

Digital inkjet printing wire & cable provides manufacturers with productivity advantages. However, material properties, contamination, ink/material compatibility & durability requirements create challenges. Join experts from Excelitas, Gem Gravure, and Enercon in a webinar that will cover how to overcome these challenges and optimize adhesion for wire and cable marking.

The COVID-19 virus has been rapidly spreading across the globe. One of the most common symptoms of the infection is fever, which manifests itself in an elevated facial skin temperature. Using non-contact technology to quickly identify people with elevated skin temperatures is essential.