March 12th, 2010
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March 2nd, 2010
I’m chairing tonight’s Boston Entrepreneur’s Network meeting on Term Sheets and Valuation. ENET it is an offshoot of IEEE and has monthly meetings on topics of interest for entrepreneurs. The speakers will be Linda Smith of CERES, Mark Haddad of Foley Hoag, and his current start up is zthere and previously was the founder and CEO of RedShift Systems a thermal imaging venture CEO of Aegis Lightwave.
The presentations will be online at the enet site later this week.
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February 8th, 2010
OFH trade show booth
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January 15th, 2010
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News and Updates from OFH
optics, electronics, and systems design
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January 2010
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OFH acquires 19 Patents for 3-D display
Last month OFH acquired 19 U.S. patents and numerous patent applications, including foreign counterparts from Actuality Systems. Key assets include the Perspecta Spatial 3-D display technologies, multiple free-eye three-dimensional image projection patents, and a suite of software and hardware technologies for cancer treatment…” (more)
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Visit us at Photonics West
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January 26-28, 2010 in San Francisco at booth 6028 (North Hall)
What we’re working on now…
LED aviation lighting, RF system, computer vision gaming product, laser reflector design, custom microscope, electronic ballast, LIDAR lens, photodiode control electronics
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Tags: computer vision gaming product, custom microscope, electronic ballast, laser reflector design, LED aviation lighting, LIDAR lens, photodiode control electronics, RF system
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December 15th, 2009
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News and Updates from OFH
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December 2009
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Gregg Favalora quoted on the future of 3D display in The Economist
“BRIGHT and crisp high-definition (HD) images, a luxury not so long ago, are fast becoming standard in consumer electronics. HD technology is now well entrenched in the marketplace in the form of televisions, video cameras, Blu-ray players, games consoles and projectors. There seems little scope to improve the display of two-dimensional images, which provide about as much detail as the human eye can appreciate. So attention is shifting to the next frontier in display technology: three-dimensional (3-D) images…” (more)
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New narrated video “Designing an LED optic using Zemax”
Upcoming shows
Cool Links
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December 5th, 2009
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