These disruptive innovations in AI owe much to big data ... the further development of direct laser writing machines but also affects optical microscopy and storage technology.

Reversible 3D optical data storage and encryption in photo-modulated glass Light Publishing Center, Changchun Institute of Optics, Fine Mechanics And Physics, CAS Funder ...

From smartphones and TVs to credit cards, technologies that manipulate light are deeply embedded in our daily lives, many of ...

Image: Adobe Stock Folio ... the first-ever enterprise-scale, optical disc data storage solution during CES 2023, on Jan. 5–8, in Las Vegas. The new technology is designed to drastically reduce ...

2D Area Technology ... data issues which will solve future storage problems as well. However, there are still many research and development unknowns for this new atomic holographic optical storage ...

Innovations in the field of nanotechnology have led to the development of ... in nanomaterials technology towards the next generation of optical data storage systems. First, we give an overview ...

Conventional optical technologies store data on the surface of a recording medium. Two-photon technology ... developing a two-photon 3D data-storage system is the development of the recording ...

According to KTH Main Author Po-Han Huang, the new study tackles issues related to ultrashort laser pulse 3D ... and 5D ...

A major driver for the development of holographic photopolymers was the concept of optically storing data in a 3D volume ... of this image, then use Bragg selectivity to record subsequent images at ...

One of the most promising techniques of achieving this is optical data storage." Dr Riesen and University of Adelaide PhD student Xuanzhao Pan developed technology based on nanocrystals with light ...

is entitled "Reversible optical data storage below the diffraction limit" and appears in the journal Nature Nanotechnology. "It means that we can store many different images at the same place in ...

In the world of big data ... the optical diffraction limit. The resulting storage densities for such a diamond chip would be hundreds of thousands of times larger than existing Blu-ray technology.