In this video, Dr. Aaron Gage presents the Industrial Module of the Jaz Spectroscopy Suite, AKA the Jaz Indy. This presentation includes the system in use, a thorough discussion of specifications, and additional demonstrations. For more information on the Jaz Indy, visit us online at http://www.oceanoptics.com/products/jazindy.asp
Congratulations to Marnix Laanan and the folks at Water Insight for placing in the 2010 Ocean Optics Video Contest. An Ocean Optics OEM, Water Insight demonstrates how to use their specially integrated device, The WISP. The WISP includes a 3-channel Jaz Spectrometer and a special program for measuring water quality and chlorophyll content. To learn more about Ocean Optics Spectrometers, visit www.oceanoptics.com. To see more winners in the 2010 Ocean Optics Video and Photo Contest, visit www.oceanphotochallenge.com
Dr. Navvab submitted 3 additional short videos that take us inside the Virtual Reality environment. You can see the interaction between the Jaz Spectrometer, SpectraSuite and the changing environment. Thank you Dr. Moji Navvab and The University of Michigan, Taubman College of Architecture and Urban Planning & 3D – Virtual Reality Laboratory for this cool videos! For more information of Ocean Optics Spectrometers visit www.oceanoptics.com.
To learn more about The University of Michigan, Taubman College of Architecture and Urban Planning & 3D – Virtual Reality Laboratory, visit www.tcaup.umich.edu/digital_tech/overview
In the spirit of the Video & Photo Contest, our friends at Ocean Optics EMEA put together some commercials that should put a smile on your face. In this video, Agent 007 must bring the Jaz Spectrometer to it’s rightful owner. This is a dangerous mission, and the outcome is a matter of life and death! For more information on the Ocean Optics Video and Photo Contest visit the contest website at http://www.oceanphotochallenge.com. To learn more about Ocean Optics spectrometers visit http://www.oceanoptics.com.
In this video, we Introduce you to the Jaz PX pulsed xenon light source for the Jaz modular sensing system. The Jaz-PX has a specified pulse frequency of 200 Hz (maximum 500 Hz), spectral response from 190-1100 nm, and is ideal for UV-VIS applications such as absorbance, bioreflectance, fluorescence and phosphorescence. We will walk you through the basics of running the PX in various modes, and will perform a basic reflection measurement using SpectraSuite Software. For more information, visit http://www.oceanoptics.com/products/jazpx.asp
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