See the Difference MWIR vs. SWIR2023

Exploring Midwave and Shortwave Detection Capabilities

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The infrared spectrum includes Midwave Infrared (MWIR) and Shortwave Infrared (SWIR) ranges, each with unique applications in fields like military, surveillance, industry, and research. Comparing their capabilities helps us understand their strengths.
Griffin™ HD8 midwave infrared sensor2023

Revealing the Unseen: Infrared Imaging Unveils the Secrets of Machines in Action

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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.

Industry’s Smallest MWIR Camera Core Just Released

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Attollo’s new Griffin VGA5-R™ is a VGA format (640x512), cryocooled camera core featuring the industry’s smallest MWIR VGA sensor made to enable the most compact infrared imaging systems.
Warfighter Walking with Heavy Backpack and Gear

Benefits of Low SWaP Infrared Cameras for Soldiers

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A soldier carries anywhere from 40 to 140 pounds or more depending on their mission. These essential items add up on the scale and reduces the warfighter’s mobility. Attollo Engineering is able to provide the warfighter with infrared technology that has low size, weight, and power (SWaP) to provide the tools necessary to have a successful mission without physically burdening the warfighter.
Dr. Ed Huang from Attollo Engineering2023

Attollo Scientist, Dr. Ed Huang, Presents at SPIE DCS

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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). 
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