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Weekly News: Scintil Photonics Raises $58M, Rotating 3D Printer Improves Part Manufacturing, Agate Sensors Raises $6.6M for Spectroscopy Tech (9/11/2025)

Weekly News: Scintil Photonics Raises $58M, Rotating 3D Printer Improves Part Manufacturing, Agate Sensors Raises $6.6M for Spectroscopy Tech
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Thursday, September 11, 2025

Weekly News

 

 
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Photonics Spectra Now R&D Special

On this special episode of Photonics Spectra Now, we'll take a closer look at some of the emerging breakthroughs in our industry. We're covering everything from advanced holograms, diabetes diagnostics, solar power enhancements, and body awareness in robots. So join us as we celebrate these achievements in R&D! Sponsored by QED Technologies.
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Silicon PICs Company Scintil Photonics Raises $58M
Silicon PICs Company Scintil Photonics Raises $58M

Scintil Photonics, a developer of heterogeneous integrated photonics technology for AI infrastructure, has completed a $58 million series B funding round. The company said that it plans to use financing from the round, which included participation from NVIDIA, to expand its business and scale internationally.  Read Article 
Rotating 3D Printer Improves Part Manufacturing for Propulsion Technology
Rotating 3D Printer Improves Part Manufacturing for Propulsion Technology

A new 3D printing method could streamline the manufacturing process for multi-metal parts, reducing manufacturing time and minimizing material waste. The printer uses laser powder bed fusion technology on a platform that rotates the powder deposition and gas flow nozzles while printing to enable a continuous, high-speed printing process.  Read Article 
Agate Sensors Raises $6.6M for Everyday Spectroscopy Tech
Agate Sensors Raises $6.6M for Everyday Spectroscopy Tech

Agate Sensors, a spinout of Aalto University developing smart sensors for material analysis, has raised €5.6 million (~$6.6 million) to commercialize a research breakthrough that shrinks spectroscopy from suitcase-sized lab equipment to a single pixel smaller than a grain of sand — integrated into a chip compact enough to sit on the tip of a finger.  Read Article 
 
Featured Products & Services

 
Optris Infrared Sensing LLC - Compact Autonomous IR Camera Xi 05M ETH Compact Autonomous IR Camera Xi 05M ETH

Optris Infrared Sensing LLC
The Optris Xi 05M ETH, a short-wavelength infrared camera, excels in noncontact thermal imaging of challenging objects. It accurately measures surface temperatures of hot metals, ceramics, and semiconductors. With an autonomous operation mode and motorized focus, it offers reliability and ease in industrial settings without additional hardware.

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Telops Inc. - RADIA V60: Now With an All-New High-Temperature Calibration Mode RADIA V60: Now With an All-New High-Temperature Calibration Mode

Telops Inc.
The Radia V60 by Telops is part of the first family of accessible entry-level cameras. We are proud to announce that it now features an all-new high-temperature calibration mode, supporting user-swappable lenses without compromising radiometric accuracy.

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Ayar Labs Enters Collaboration with Fabless Semiconductor Company Alchip

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Metrology in Manufacturing: How Smart, Inline Metrology Can Set Your Optical Assembly Program Up for Success
Metrology in Manufacturing: How Smart, Inline Metrology Can Set Your Optical Assembly Program Up for Success

Wed, Sep 24, 2025 11:00 AM - 12:00 PM EDT
A successful optical assembly program depends on meeting goals for quality, cost, and delivery. This session examines how optical metrology—when strategically integrated throughout the manufacturing process—can directly support these objectives. From incoming component inspection to in-process checks and final functional testing, participants will explore where metrology adds the most value and where it may introduce unnecessary cost or complexity. The presentation will offer a balanced view of both benefits and limitations, empowering manufacturers to make informed decisions about metrology deployment. Real-world case studies will illustrate practical applications, helping professionals translate theory into effective process improvements. This session is especially relevant for those in manufacturing, quality, NPI, and engineering roles responsible for optical or optomechanical assembly production. Presented by Optikos.

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