Join us on a brief journey around the Dunedin, FL office of Ocean Optics. Watch out for the water balloons!

In this clip from a 1995 episode of “Science Adventures”, Mike Morris discusses how Ocean Optics spectrometers are fostering the optics revolution in science and technology. To learn more about Ocean Optics technology visit oceanoptics.com

In this video, Dr. Yvette Mattley tells us a little bit about the new NIRQuest Spectrometer and Vivo NIR Light Source, from Ocean Optics. To learn more about NIRQuest, visit www.oceanoptics.com For more information on the Vivo, visit www.oceanoptics.com

In this video, Jada Mains tells us a little bit about the Torus Concave Grating Spectrometer, from Ocean Optics. To learn more about Torus, visit www.oceanoptics.com

In this video, Dr. Yvette Mattley tells us a little bit about the Insight LIBS System, from Ocean Optics and Photon Machines. To learn more about Insight, visit www.oceanoptics.com

In this video, Dr. Yvette Mattley tells us a little bit about the QE65 Pro Spectrometer, from Ocean Optics. To learn more about QE65 Pro, visit www.oceanoptics.com

In this video, Dr. Yvette Mattley tells us a little bit about the STS Micro-spectrometers, from Ocean Optics. To learn more about STS, visit www.oceanoptics.com

Check out this vintage ad from Pittcon 1994! After just a couple of years, the product line was really growing. To see how we’ve grown, come see us at your local trades how. In the meantime, you can always visit our website at http://oceanoptics.com

Check out this vintage ad from Pittcon 1993! This is from the very beginning. To see how we’ve grown, come see us at your local trade show. In the meantime, you can always visit our website at http://oceanoptics.com

Here is Ocean Optics founder, Mike Morris back in 1990 on “Eye on Tampa Bay.” The show featured 3 inventors, including Mike and the pHish Doctor. The technology developed in that product, eventually led to the development of Ocean Optics! To see how we have grown, visit http://oceanoptics.com

Spectroscopy Pioneers Mike Morris and Leeward Bean were featured on WFLA-TV 8, Tampa Bay for their miniature spectrometer. Originally designed for monitoring the effects of CO2 on the ocean, and the fear of global warming the Ocean Optics spectrometer revolutionized the photonics industry. In the last 20 years, we have come so far! Find out more at http://oceanoptics.com

Check out our founder, Mike Morris on Channel 44 News, back before there even was an Ocean Optics! In their segment “American Ingenuity” Mike talks about the pHish Doctor, being an inventor and his own boss. The pHish Doctor was the first step on the road to forming Ocean Optics. To learn more about how Ocean Optics has grown visit our website at http://oceanoptics.com

Check out this vintage ad from Pittcon 1994! After just a couple of years, the product line was really growing. To see how we’ve grown, come see us at your local trades how. In the meantime, you can always visit our website at oceanoptics.com

Check out this vintage ad from Pittcon 1993! This is from the very beginning. To see how we’ve grown, come see us at your local trades how. In the meantime, you can always visit our website at oceanoptics.com

Spectroscopy Pioneers Mike Morris and Leeward Bean were featured on WFLA-TV 8, Tampa Bay for their miniature spectrometer. Originally designed for monitoring the effects of CO2 on the ocean, and the fear of global warming the Ocean Optics spectrometer revolutionized the photonics industry. In the last 20 years, we have come so far! Find out more at oceanoptics.com

Here is Ocean Optics founder, Mike Morris back in 1990 on “Eye on Tampa Bay.” The show featured 3 inventors, including Mike and the pHish Doctor. The technology developed in that product, eventually led to the development of Ocean Optics! To see how we have grown, visit oceanoptics.com

Having some fun with animation for our 20th Anniversary

In this video, Dr. Yvette Mattley discusses the STS spectrometer and other new products fro 2012, from Ocean Optics. Thanks to the folks at Photonics Online for stopping by! For more information on Ocean Optics products visit oceanoptics.com

In this video, Dr. Yvette Mattley discusses the STS spectrometer and other new products fro 2012, from Ocean Optics. Thanks to the folks at Photonics Online forstopping by! For more information on Ocean Optics products visit http://oceanoptics.com

In this short tutorial, we demonstrate the basic steps for assembling an optical pH dip probe from Ocean Optics. For more information on sensors from Ocean Optics, visit http://oceanopticssensors.com.

Ocean Optics is pleased to announce that our Blue Ocean Grants Program will return for 2012! This program provides an opportunity for you to turn you spectral sensing idea into a real world solution! For more information on the program visit http://blueoceangrants.com

In this short tutorial, we demonstrate the basic steps for assembling an optical pH dip probe from Ocean Optics. For more information on sensors from Ocean Optics, visit oceanopticssensors.com.

Ocean Optics is pleased to announce that our Blue Ocean Grants Program will return for 2012! This program provides an opportunity for you to turn you spectral sensing idea into a real world solution! For more information on the program visit blueoceangrants.com

In this video, our friends at Pasco Scientific show us how the Amadeus Spectrometer from Ocean Optics can be used with SPARKscience in the chemistry classroom. This demonstration explores the emission spectra of LED lights and a helium discharge tube plus the transmission and absorbance of various colored solutions.

Congratulations to John Giddings of Telelumen.com, Grand Prize Winner of the 2011 Ocean Optics Video Contest. In his video, John completes an epic solo expedition to the summit of Mt. Fuji. The expedition was extremely difficult, both physically and logistically but after two days of climbing and a race with the sunrise, John was able to trigger the USB4000 just three minutes before Sunrise. To our knowledge, such a recording has never been made before. For more information on Ocean Optics spectrometers, visit http://oceanoptics.com.