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Burn-in testing, also known as aging or soak testing, is a process used to assess the stability and reliability of electronic devices, such as display screens. Manufacturers use these tests to identify weaknesses in their products and implement design improvements to enhance overall performance and longevity. The OL 770-DMS Display Measurement System was developed to meet the needs of R&D, production, and quality assurance. Learn more:

OLED Burn-in Testing Results: A Breakthrough for Visual Reliability - Optronic Laboratories OLED Burn-in Testing Results: A Breakthrough for Visual ReliabilityPosted on February 27, 2024February 27, 2024By Alyssa Saftlas LEARN MOREREQUEST A QUOTECONTACT US OLED displays are susceptible to a phenomenon known as “burn-in,” when prolonged exposure to static images or high-contrast content...

Since its inception in 1907, the Times Square Ball has undergone various technological advancements and design changes. This symbol of celebration on New Year’s Eve has evolved to incorporate new materials, lighting technologies, and interactive features to captivate audiences worldwide. Manufacturers of LED lights used in the Times Square Ball and other types of LED lighting need to be sure that their product is consistent and meets all industry standards. Learn more:

Season's Greetings: The Times Square Ball's Illuminating Evolution - Optronic Laboratories Season’s Greetings: The Times Square Ball’s Illuminating EvolutionPosted on December 19, 2023December 12, 2023By Alyssa Saftlas Our offices will be closed beginning Monday, December 25th through Monday, January 1st. We will reopen on Tuesday, January 2nd.LEARN MOREREQUEST A QUOTECONTACT US Since...

Few things capture our imagination like the enigmatic world of fluorescence. From neon lights to glowing jellyfish, fluorescence has been a source of fascination and intrigue for centuries. Now, researchers are pushing the boundaries of this luminous phenomenon by exploring the glow-in-the-dark qualities of an unexpected group of creatures: cats. This phenomenon is due to a chemical on the surface of the animals, such as protein, that absorbs light before emitting it at lower wavelengths. But how do researchers test or measure the light being emitted? Learn more:

Unlock the Secrets of Fluorescence with Optronic Labs - Optronic Laboratories Unlock the Secrets of Fluorescence with Optronic LabsPosted on October 31, 2023October 26, 2023By Alyssa Saftlas LEARN MOREREQUEST A QUOTECONTACT US Few things capture our imagination like the enigmatic world of fluorescence. From neon lights to glowing jellyfish, fluorescence has been a source of f...

As we prepare to celebrate the Fourth of July and our nation’s independence, we wanted to take a moment to express our gratitude to those brave individuals who fought tirelessly for our liberties. Their sacrifices deserve our heartfelt acknowledgment and appreciation. In observance of Independence Day our office and warehouse will be closed Tuesday, July 4, 2023. We will reopen on Wednesday, July 5, 2023.

Happy Independence Day 2023 - Optronic Laboratories Happy Independence Day 2023Posted on June 29, 2023June 29, 2023By Alyssa Saftlas Happy Independence Day! As we prepare to celebrate the Fourth of July and our nation’s independence, we wanted to take a moment to express our gratitude to those brave individuals who fought tirelessly for our liberti...

Optronic Laboratories, LLC is pleased to announce the addition of the Griot Group, Inc. as our new representative for the western United States, including Arizona, California, Oregon, and Washington. For more information on all of our representatives: https://optroniclabs.com/optronic-laboratories-llc-expands-representative-coverage/