NANOHMICS INC

There is a critical need for stray light suppression in advanced astronomical telescopes and imaging systems. For optical instruments that are required to view objects with brightness dynamic ranges ...

For improving thermal imager performance in the presence of obscurants, Nanohmics, Inc., proposes to develop a compact, rugged, light-weight, electronically tunable bandpass filter based on microfabri ...

We propose a hyperspectral imager for aft-looking wake and plume characterization. The payload is designed to operate with existing COTS components and has no moving parts. The high spectral resolut ...

Nanohmics proposes creating a ruggedized biologics refrigerator that meets future Navy performance requirements for temperature selectability and efficiency. This unit will employ several building blo ...

Providing Marines with enhanced situational awareness through the real-time display of night vision imagery, thermal vision overlays, or waypoint and navigational cues, to name a few options, must not ...

For dynamic protection of LWIR sensors from laser dazzler threats, Nanohmics, Inc., proposes to develop a thin, light-weight, high-transmittance, electrically tunable notch filter based on microfabric ...

Applications that depend on long-distance imaging through the Earths turbulent atmosphere often must contend with optical distortions caused by refraction-index fluctuations. Atmospheric distortions c ...

Nanohmics proposes to create non-persistent tracer particles from naphthalene, a volatile solid already employed in some wind tunnel experiments. These particles will be created using a common emulsi ...

Metasurface-based flat lens technology provides dramatic reductions in size and weight compared with traditional refractive optics. Flat lenses based on microfabricated metasurfaces can focus light u ...

Third-generation focal plane arrays allow US Army soldiers to view high-resolution, high frame rate imagery across multiple infrared bands. To properly utilize the capabilities of these new sensors, i ...