Lumetrics Metrology Blog

Explore our articles, videos, and insights on non contact thickness measurement, precision metrology methods, and metrology application trends.
February 26, 2015

"Roc" the Year of Light 2015 in Rochester

The international year of light is a global initiative to increase awareness and ...
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February 14, 2015

Contact lens technology will help people see with inbuilt telescope

A new contact lens is being developed by Dr. Eric Tremblay (a designer) from the Swiss ...
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February 4, 2015

Optical Measurement, For The Win: Ultrasonic Thickness Gauge vs. The OptiGauge™

There are many types of thickness measurement- one of those being ultrasonic thickness ...
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February 3, 2015

How It's Made: Fiber Optics

One of our rock-star engineers, Clark, sent me this video today because he thought it was ...
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December 11, 2014

Medical Design Briefs Features Lumetrics Article: Non-Contact, Light-based Measurements for Medical Balloons and Catheters

One of the most prevalent measurement devices in a medical balloon or catheter ...
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December 9, 2014

Next: The 10 Crazy Medtech Ideas That Could Disrupt Medicine

This is a fun summary of 10 great new ideas in the medical device industry that could ...
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December 3, 2014

Coolest Technologies of 2014 | Qmed

There are technology breakthroughs, and then there are jaw-droppingly amazing technology ...
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November 11, 2014

In Rochester, New York, Experiments Mimic Cosmic Explosions and Planetary Cores

Amazing work going on at U of R. The official New York Photonics blog authored by, Thomas ...
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November 7, 2014

Thorlabs Acquires Corning QCL and Partners with Daylight Solutions

Very cool news from the official blog of the New York Photonics organization:
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September 19, 2014

Push for National Manufacturing Institute in Optics and Photonics is focus of RRPC Annual Meeting

Great re-cap on the 2014 RRPC Annual Meeting- which was a huge success, as always. The ...
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