3D Scanning: New laser-based imaging system can create HD surface maps from over 10 metres away - DEVELOP3D
James Berquist of the US National Institute of Standards and Technology ( NIST) studying a dye laser used in the NIST-7 atomic clock. The dye laser is Stock Photo - Alamy
Fluke 414D-NIST Laser Distance Meter
1970s | NIST
Photonic Power Metrology | NIST
NIST Research Sparks New Insights on Laser Welding Using IPG Multi-Axis
NIST supercontinuum laser system mimics sunlight for testing photovoltaic cells | Laser Focus World
1970s | NIST
This Laser Scans Skies for Air Pollution and Greenhouse Gases - IEEE Spectrum
NIST Develops Compact Laser-Cooled Atom Trap - IEEE Spectrum
NIST's Electro-Optic Laser Pulses 100 Times Faster Than Usual Ultrafast Light | NIST
NIST Research Sparks New Insights on Laser Welding | NIST
What Is A Laser? | NIST
U.S. Commerce Dept. on Twitter: "Researchers @NIST have designed a method that uses a high-intensity laser to blast microscale projectiles into a small sample at velocities that approach the speed of sound.
NIST launches new calibration service for high-power lasers up to 10 kW | Laser Focus World
Laser Radiometry: Powering Up | NIST
NIST improves chip-scale color conversion lasers to enable new quantum devices
Extech 461995-NIST Laser Photo/Contact Tachometer,
The main laser set-up used in NIST-F1. Not shown are the repumper DBR... | Download Scientific Diagram
NIST Study Suggests Universal Method for Measuring Light Power | NIST
Extech Laser Tachometer, 0.5 to 20,000 rpm 461995-NIST | Zoro
