NEW Webcast | The ins and outs of infrared imaging
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June 18th 2026 - 3pm BST
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Learn how early design decisions can shape the success of infrared imaging systems, and how optical filters can simplify performance, cost and scalability.
Infrared imaging is opening up new possibilities across industries, from life sciences and agriculture to industrial inspection and defence.
It allows systems to see beyond the visible, detect subtle differences and deliver key insights that standard imaging simply can’t provide.
But building an effective infrared system is not just about choosing the right sensor. The real challenge lies in making early, holistic design decisions with confidence.
What wavelengths matter most? Should you use multiplexing or a simpler approach?
And how do you balance performance, complexity and cost without locking yourself into a design that’s hard to scale?
This is where optical filters play a critical role.
Often overlooked or introduced too late in the process, filters can define system performance, enable cleaner signal separation, and even reduce overall system complexity.
Yet many teams assume custom filters are expensive, slow to develop or only needed for niche applications.
In this online panel discussion, our experts will break down how to approach infrared imaging design with confidence.
They’ll compare multiplexed and non-multiplexed systems, explain where each approach makes sense and show how early consideration of optical filters can unlock better results with fewer compromises.
You’ll hear practical insights drawn from real-world applications in life sciences, environmental monitoring, agriculture, telecoms, industrial inspection and defence.
Whether you’re actively developing an IR system or just exploring the potential, this session will help you make smarter decisions from day one.
Should I attend?
This online panel discussion is designed for:
- Engineers and system designers exploring or developing infrared imaging solutions
- R&D teams of life sciences, environmental and agricultural technologies
- Product managers evaluating or thinking of expanding into IR
- Optical and imaging specialists looking to improve system performance
- Decision-makers in industrial, telecoms or defence applications considering IR
What will I learn?
- How to make the right early-stage design decisions for infrared imaging systems
- The role optical filters play in performance, signal quality and system simplicity
- Key differences between multiplexed and non-multiplexed IR approaches
- Where SWIR imaging delivers the most value across different industries
- Why considering custom filters early in the design process can reduce cost, risk and development time
Speakers
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Brian is recognized for his collaborative approach to problem-solving and his ability to bridge the gap between complex optical technologies and practical applications. His work has been instrumental in advancing Chroma’s capabilities in high-transmission precision optics, particularly in applications such as satellite communications and advanced microscopy techniques. He has also contributed to discussions on the role of optical filters in enhancing satellite communication technologies, emphasizing the importance of narrow transmission bands and high out-of-band blocking to maintain signal fidelity in challenging environments. Brian’s dedication to scientific collaboration and innovation continues to support researchers and engineers across various disciplines, reinforcing Chroma's reputation as a leader in optical filter technology. | ||
More speakers to be announced.
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