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[Technology development announcement] In a World-First*, TAMRON Successfully Commercializes Highly Heat-resistant Chip-type Metasurface Near-infrared Light Source Utilizing an MIM structure - Tamron Co., Ltd.
June 19, 2026 – Tamron Co., Ltd. (President & CEO: Shogo Sakuraba; Headquarters: Saitama City, Japan; “TAMRON”), a leading manufacturer of optics for diverse applications, has successfully commercialized an MIM (Metal-Insulator-Metal) metasurface near-infrared light source as a highly heat-resistant chip-type next-generation light source, as part of joint research with Osaka University Professor Junichi Takahara. The achievement marks a world-first*. TAMRON will give a talk on and exhibit the technology at Infrared Array Sensor Forum 2026 (at Ritsumeikan University Osaka Ibaraki Campus in Ibaraki, Osaka Prefecture), to be held on Friday, July 3, 2026. TAMRON will also begin distributing commercial samples for evaluation from autumn 2026. Commercialization of the light source will pave the way for turning near-infrared light source equipment for analysis and testing, which has traditionally been bulky and difficult to carry, into innovative portable devices. Chip-type metasurface near-infrared light source utilizing an MIM structure
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Apple isn't done with new product releases quite yet. Fall has proven to be quite a busy season for Apple, with the September iPhone event, which saw the grand debut of the new iPhone 18 Pro and iPhone Duo. Apple then followed up with the "Welcome Home" smart home launch event earlier this month, where the company unveiled its new HomeView device alongside a slew of other products. Apple is now preparing for an Oct. 28 event in Los Angeles. What does Apple have in store next? The invitations for the event went out with the tagline "Pro and Tell," so all signs point to a new MacBook Pro. In fact, we fully expect that Apple will reveal the long-awaited touchscreen OLED MacBook. However, we all know Apple loves a "One More Thing" approach, and we're following rumors on a few new devices. Here's everything we expect to learn at the "Pro and Tell" special event next week. Touchscreen OLED MacBook Pro
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