Since releasing what it describes as the world’s first miniature spectrometer more than 30 years ago, Ocean Optics has built compact fiber-optic spectrometers and photonics systems for turning light into usable measurements. The Orlando-headquartered company now has 200 employees across nine locations in six countries, supporting applications from research and environmental monitoring to manufacturing and metal sorting. Its quality systems include ISO 9001:2015, ISO 13485 and ISO 17025 certifications.
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Ocean OpticsOcean Optics pioneered miniature fiber-optic spectrometers and now builds optical sensing systems that turn light into measurement for research, OEM, and industrial applications. Operating for more than 30 years, the company supports customers through a 200-person, nine-location global network and also engineers rugged systems such as its SpeedSorter metal analyzer and inline color inspection equipment. Ocean Optics is part of Halma plc and holds ISO 9001:2015, ISO 13485, and ISO 17025 certifications.ROCHESTER, NY
FireflySci, IncBrooklyn-born FireflySci designs, manufactures and distributes cuvettes, quartz optical cells and UV/VIS calibration standards for laboratory spectroscopy. Founded by Simcha Woitovich and Gordon Cinco after careers in the spectroscopy industry, the company pairs a broad catalog with custom-machined quartz cells in small quantities and OEM flow-cell production at scale. FireflySci says it brings more than two decades of knowledge to the field, including production in an ISO 9001 facility and recalibration through an ISO 17025-accredited laboratory.NORTHPORT, NY
Spectra Vista CorporationSince 2003, Poughkeepsie-based Spectra Vista Corporation has built portable NIR spectroradiometers for researchers who need reliable spectral measurements in the field. Its i-Series instruments document each scan with GPS coordinates and a target photograph, while the company also maintains an optical laboratory for calibration and characterization of Spectra Vista and GER sensors. SVC continues to support legacy instruments through calibration and repair when components are available.POUGHKEEPSIE, NY
AccuStrata IncFounded in 2008 through the University of Maryland TAP program, Rockville-based AccuStrata develops custom optical spectroscopy instruments, sensors and control systems for real-time industrial and environmental monitoring. Its fiber-optic platforms combine optical measurement with predictive modeling and machine learning, while the company takes projects from early concepts through prototypes, field validation and commercialization. AccuStrata’s patented work includes AtOMS, a system for monitoring thin-film deposition and etching, and the company has developed technology for applications ranging from solar manufacturing to portable water testing.ROCKVILLE, MD