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Recently, Attollo’s engineers utilized the Griffin™ HD8, a Midwave Infrared (MWIR) camera core sensor, in the machine shop to closely observe a conventional lathe and identify hot spots while the machine was in operation.
WASP™ Laser Rangefinder has exceptional accuracy and precision for measuring ranges better than 10 cm at 200 meters when interacting with non-cooperative targets.
Attollo has an extensive developmental capability for modified or custom products based on core expertise in EO/IR.
Attollo will have a booth at SPIE DCS and AUVSI XPONENTIAL, and meeting with vendors at SOF Week. In the area? Arrange for a meeting or demo.
Attollo is seeking partnerships in colleges to better prepare the next generation of technical workers for the semiconductor industry.
The team at Attollo Engineering was recently in foggy San Francisco, California, to take some stunning imagery of the famous Golden Gate Bridge in Short-Wave Infrared (SWIR). The specific SWIR camera used to take this imagery is Attollo’s Phoenix™ HD.
Attollo Engineering Phoenix™ HD SWIR camera core recently had the opportunity to travel internationally to Scotland, where it captured stunning imagery of Edinburgh Castle. The camera is easy to setup and was imaging with 2 minutes of being taken out of its case.
Attollo’s new Griffin VGA5-R™ is a VGA format (640×512), cryocooled camera core featuring the industry’s smallest MWIR VGA sensor made to enable the most compact infrared imaging systems.
Attollo Engineering has announced the renewal of its AS9100D certification by DEKRA until April 2025.
Director of Cooled Products, Dr. Ed Huang, presented about the benefits of High Definition Midwave (MWIR) and Shortwave (SWIR) imaging with small pixels (5 µm).
The OMNir™ is a military helmet-mounted aid for detecting a wide range of lasers, whether friend or foe. Subject to US Trade Regulations, additional information about Attollo’s laser detection and advanced imager products that are widely used in defense and security application
Attollo Engineering expanding their facility from 23,000 ft² to 34,000 ft². The original facility included wafer processing, test and engineering facilities. The test and engineering areas will be moved to the new area, and their dewar building capability will be performed in the original facility.
