For decades, capturing both visible and shortwave infrared required two separate cameras. This episode explores how breakthrough sensor technology finally unified both spectrums in a single chip—and why it's transforming industries.

• The Problem — Traditional silicon sensors can't detect infrared, forcing expensive dual-camera systems
• The Solution — Copper-to-copper bonding enables Sony's IMX992 & IMX993 sensors to capture full visible-to-SWIR spectrum (400-1700nm) on one chip
• Real-World Impact — Revolutionizing semiconductor inspection, plastic recycling, food quality control, and medical imaging
• Cost Revolution — Simplified design dramatically reduces system complexity and price
• Future Applications — Opens doors to medical diagnostics and long-range imaging previously impossible with traditional tech

Learn how to upgrade your legacy security systems into smart surveillance networks without costly hardware replacements. This episode discusses how a non-invasive AI unit can seamlessly integrate with your existing cameras to provide predictive behavioral analysis, compliance monitoring, and privacy-sensitive threat detection. With the Ganz AI Box, you can transform the costs associated with security infrastructure from capital expenditures into a straightforward configuration.

• Painless AI Integration: Add AI intelligence to legacy security systems without replacing existing hardware
• Predictive Threat Detection: Move beyond object detection to intent recognition through advanced behavioral analysis
• Real-World ROI: Monitor workplace safety, compliance violations, and unauthorized access across hundreds of camera feeds
• Privacy-First Design: Dynamic face and license plate masking protects bystander anonymity while preserving security intelligence

Explore how laser innovations are revolutionizing manufacturing and photonics. From ultrafast precision cutting and permanent laser marking to combat counterfeiting, discover how intelligent software integration and adaptive optics enable zero-defect production. We examine the seamless convergence of photonics, AI, and IoT to shape autonomous factories, as well as the transformative potential of photonic quantum computing and renewable energy applications.