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Tarsier Optics gets rid of the haze in photos
Via Rochester Business Journal By: Gino Fanelli, June 7, 2018 Tarsier Optic’s Quantum Camera prototype Every good photographer knows the limits of their equipment. The depth of field your lens can take on, the focal range, the dynamic range and the...
Startup company innovates chip through better packaging
Via Rochester Business Journal By: Gino Fanelli, May 24, 2018 Shelby Nelson, CTO of Mosaic Microsystems Picture a computer in the 1960s and you’re likely thinking of something along the lines of the HP2100 mini-computer; a large, clunky object with about...
Startup Positive Science keeps an eye on the eye
Via Rochester Business Journal By: Gino Fanelli, May 17, 2018 View of driving and an infant from Positive Science’s headwear. Every once in a while as a tech journalist, you stumble upon something that truly takes your breath away. Amid the stories on...
Growing photonics startups
Via Electro Optics By: Sujatha Ramanujan, May 10, 2018 Dr Sujatha Ramanujan, managing director of photonics accelerator Luminate, discusses the investment trends for optical innovations The evolution of optics, imaging and photonics has been varied with...
Luminate helping Molecular Glasses get OLED product off the ground
Via the Rochester Business Journal By: Gino Fanelli May 4, 2018 Of the companies in the Luminate NY incubator, the “typical” startup is common; a company with an idea and a product seeking a manufacturing hub. Rochester’s Molecular Glasses Inc., founded by Mike...
Startup’s invention could eliminate need for biopsies
Via the Rochester Business Journal By: Gino Fanelli April 20, 2018 Perhaps one of the greatest draws of the Luminate NY incubator is the diversity. There is no focal point, no central tech concept outside the use of light and imaging, which binds the 10 companies now...
