Radiantis is delighted to confirm our participation in the Frontiers in Optics and Laser Science (FiO+LS) 2025 exhibition, organised by Optica, at the Colorado Convention Center in Denver, USA from the 28th – 29th October. We will be exhibiting alongside our partners Covesion and AdvR on Stand 316.
FiO+LS is a flagship global meeting that unites the international optics and photonics community. The conference is recognised for bringing together leading researchers, technology developers and commercial partners to exchange ideas and highlight the latest progress in areas including ultrafast lasers, quantum photonics, non-linear optics and advanced optical materials.
At Stand 316, Radiantis, Covesion and AdvR will jointly present solutions that reflect a complementary range of technologies:
- Radiantis is widely recognised for developing advanced tunable ultrafast OPOs and wavelength conversion systems. Our continuous-wave, femtosecond and picosecond solutions expand the wavelength range from UV to mid-IR for researchers in biomedical imaging, ultrafast dynamics, and advanced material processing.
- AdvR is a longstanding innovator in non-linear optics and quantum photonics, offering custom-engineered crystals, waveguides and components designed for demanding environments such as quantum communications and LiDAR.
- Covesion brings two decades of expertise in periodically poled lithium niobate (PPLN) components, enabling precise wavelength conversion for applications in quantum technologies, sensing, life sciences and aerospace.
By combining their capabilities, Radiantis, AdvR and Covesion create a broad platform that spans the needs of both fundamental science and industrial photonics. From precision-engineered non-linear crystals to complete ultrafast optical systems, this collaboration is designed to accelerate the translation of research into practical applications across multiple domains.
We warmly invite attendees to visit Stand 316 to learn more about our technologies, meet with our application experts and explore how collaborative innovation can advance photonics research. Whether your focus is quantum optics, life sciences, environmental monitoring or industrial laser processing, we look forward to sharing our expertise and building new partnerships.
