Sensor data from movable parts is used to predict failure time in laser substrate processing, helping schedule maintenance and reduce downtime.
Sensor-based temperature and vibration monitoring predicts movable-part failure time in laser processing equipment to reduce unexpected downtime.
One fiber laser switches among pulsed and continuous modes to handle coagulation and ablation without laser swaps, reducing procedure time and waste.
Reflected-light sensing checks lens deterioration during piercing and cutting, helping maintain focus and cutting quality without stopping production.
Independent aperture control mimics pupil behavior to measure near-eye display light more accurately while reducing noise and improving image clarity.
Multiple optical sidebands boost Rayleigh backscatter sensing to improve SNR, reduce fading, and localize acoustic anomalies more accurately.
Angular-spatial focal-plane mapping helps GRIN lenses separate input angles despite fabrication limits in refractive index variation and resolution.