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Optronic Laboratories, LLC Gains ISO9001:2015 Certification

Posted on March 29, 2019April 10, 2019By Alyssa Saftlas

[Orlando, FL, Mar 29, 2019] FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE Optronic Laboratories has received ISO9001:2015 certification from international registration body DEKRA Certification, Inc. This confirms the company’s quality management system meets the requirements of the internationally recognized standard. Highlighting the importance of this accreditation, Jeffrey W. Hall, EVP Commercial Operations of Optronic Laboratories, LLC, stated “Earning the…

Optronic Laboratories, LLC, dba Gooch & Housego (Orlando), Asset Purchase Completed

Posted on September 20, 2018March 25, 2020By Alyssa Saftlas

[GLENSIDE, PA, September 18, 2018] Solar Light Company, Inc. announces that the assets of Gooch and Housego (Orlando) have been acquired. The new entity will operate as Optronic Laboratories, LLC, from its facility in Orlando, Florida, USA. Optronic Laboratories, LLC will become an affiliate of Solar Light Company, Inc. Highlighting the importance of this acquisition…

Infrared Light Spots Carbon Dioxide

Posted on June 26, 2018September 19, 2018By Optronic Laboratories Team

Carbon dioxide is both invisible and dangerous, but with a new generation of infrared lights, the cloak may be lifting. CO2 buildups often happen at a crawl, and in many confined places (some that may seem more obvious than others), the issue is of constant concern. Detection devices and alert systems are deployed in places…

IoT Functionality in Luminaires Might Be the Way of the Future

Posted on June 22, 2018September 19, 2018By Optronic Laboratories Team

For some time now, the capability of light cells to distribute power and connection to IoT-based (Internet of Things) devices has been clear. Predictions and theories no longer seem like idle chatter as fully-functional LED units are now showing proof of concept and are capable of connecting IoT devices. LED units such as these made…

Product Spotlight: OL 458-4 White LED-based Calibration Standard

Posted on June 15, 2018October 18, 2018By Optronic Laboratories Team

Deriving from our high expectations, the OL 458-4 White LED-based calibration standard is an elite measurement unit. This fixed luminance sphere was created to provide hyper-accurate optical readings for a wide array of instruments. Those instruments include, but are not limited to: Micro and Telephotometers Image intensifiers Imaging photometers and colorimeters intended for photometric, radiometric,…

Can Light be Turned Upside Down?

Posted on May 30, 2018September 19, 2018By Optronic Laboratories Team

When optical scientists talk of turning light upside down, they aren’t merely thinking of hanging a light bulb in a garage. A more accurate description of this technique would be: the intentional subversion of the hyperbolic metasurface from which light pushes outward. Of course, that’s not really clear either. Optical science and calibration standards are…

LEDs to Light up Modern London Stadium

Posted on May 22, 2018September 19, 2018By Optronic Laboratories Team

It’s easy to espouse the virtues of LEDs, as there are many, and they often show themselves in unconventional situations. From diodes that assist in mosquito control to those that reduce carbon emissions, the more esoteric uses of LEDs have become very common. To make all of this possible, photometric standards are of the utmost…

Product Spotlight: OL 770-DMS Display Measurement System

Posted on April 26, 2018September 19, 2018By Optronic Laboratories Team

Light displays are a constant in modern life, so much so that they can often become an afterthought. But the quality and reliability of any display, as smooth and straightforward as it may seem to the user, did not get that way by simple chance: it arrived through constant testing and a battery of calibration…

Deep-Brain Stimulation Using Optogenetics Has Potential to be Non-Invasive With New Study

Posted on April 20, 2018September 19, 2018By Optronic Laboratories Team

The human brain is a complex organ that has challenged scientists for centuries. They often struggle to find suitable treatments for an array of maladies. But over the years, there has been progress: unique items such as fiber-optic probes have become options for those with diseases such as Alzheimer’s, or serious injuries. However, to date,…

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