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Enabled by Optics – Company Winners

Celebrate Previous Enabled by Optics Contest Winners

Lumentum (formerly JDSU CCOP) and Trojan Technologies

Lumentum (formerly JDSU Communications and Commercial Optical Products) - 2014 Winner

Winner for its innovative laser light source used in 3D sensing technologies
This optical solution enables natural user interfaces with devices by incorporating gestures and subtle activities such as facial expression and heart rate into applications like gaming, where gestures can replace physical controllers. 3D sensing technology in general offers great promise for applications in many other sectors, including retail, security, manufacturing, biomedicine, smart homes, transportation and more.
  Winning Entry, Video and Special Promotion

• Read Lumentum's (formerly JDSU CCOP) winning entry
• Watch the OSA produced video featuring Lumentum (formerly JDSU CCOP) and the many applications of 3D sensing technology
• Read the news release announcing the 2014 Enabled by Optics Contest Winners
• At-A-Glance: A New World of 3D Sensing
• 10 Ways You Could Use 3D Sensing
• In-Depth: Technology Overview

Trojan Technologies - 2013 Winner

Winner for its advanced water disinfection solutions that use environmentally responsible, cost-effective ultraviolet (UV) light in place of chemicals
The use of UV disinfection by municipalities around the world prevents the spread of harmful organisms in the water supply and also destroys harmful contaminants.

 

Winning Entry, Video and Special Promotions

• Read Trojan Technologies' winning entry
• Read the news release announcing the 2013 Enabled by Optics Contest Winners
• Watch the overview video showcasing Trojan Technologies' optical solutions
• Watch the special round table interview with Trojan Technologies' management and an end-user of their optical technology

 

Eyejusters - 2013 Honorable Mention

Honorable Mention for its SlideLens adjustable lens technology used in producing high-quality, practical, affordable eyeglasses and supporting vision projects in the developing world.