In an upcoming webinar hosted by MKS Ophir IR Optics,Peter Kunert will delve into the benefits of SWIR lenses adn their crucial role in imaging across air,land,and sea.
This live session is scheduled for Thursday, September 12, 2024, at 1 PM UTC (9 AM EDT) and will highlight how thes lenses provide exceptional visibility in adverse conditions, including haze, smoke, and fog.
Integrating SWIR and NIR technologies into electro-optical (EO) systems considerably boosts image quality and operational performance. SWIR lenses are notably effective for long-distance daytime surveillance, offering superior glass transmission and accurate laser spot detection, making them ideal for defense and national security uses.
During the presentation, Kunert will illustrate how SWIR technology can revolutionize an EO system and enhance operational capabilities.This webinar will be particularly beneficial for:
- Researchers, engineers, and developers engaged with SWIR and NIR lens technologies.
- Individuals looking to acquire optical instruments and tools, as well as IR camera integrators.
- Professionals involved in imaging under challenging conditions or working with electro-optical systems.
- Users of cameras, detectors, and imaging technologies in defense and aerospace sectors.
peter Kunert, Ph.D., serves as the Sales Manager for Europe at MKS, focusing on Ophir’s infrared products. He possesses extensive technical knowlege and project management skills, with years of experience in thermal imaging applications, and holds a Ph.D. in physics specializing in quantum optics from the university of Siegen in Germany.
MKS Ophir Optronics Solutions, part of the Infrared Optics Group (NASDAQ: MKSI), is a premier designer and manufacturer of high-performance infrared thermal imaging lenses and optical components for SWIR, MIR, and LWIR imaging.
Utilizing cutting-edge technologies and innovative engineering, Ophir delivers complete solutions for homeland security, surveillance, defense, and commercial applications, including infrared components and complex lens assemblies with both fixed and motorized focus and zoom capabilities.
Don’t miss the live webinar on September 12th at 13:00 UTC (09:00 EDT) 2024, or catch it on-demand later.
