Physics World Optics & Photonics Briefing 2022
The constant evolution of modern technology brings many benefits to the consumer – from smartphones to artificial intelligence (AI). Such advances, however, also create challenges. The smartphone displays needed for high-resolution web browsing soak up lots of energy, while advanced AI algorithms require ever-increasing amounts of processing power. But as fast as these obstacles appear, we see start-up companies emerging to address them. This free-to-read Physics World Optics and Photonics Briefing profiles two companies using novel light-based technologies to do just that. Plus get up to speed with all the best new research in the field.
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Nanophotonics
Displays
Optical physics
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Light sources
Optical computing
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