FluxData Inc

2 weeks until Photonics West 2019, the world's largest photonics technologies event, being held at The Moscone Center in San Francisco, CA, from February 5-7, 2019.
Stop by booth #243 to see FluxData's latest technologies.

At FluxData, we understand that the way humans perceive color is not only different from the next but there are also various factors (both external and genetic) that affect this.
"With color vision originally developing in the womb, scientists are now replicating the process and creating lab-grown human retinas. These clusters of cells develop into a 3D structure that looks and acts like a developing retina – ultimately giving insight to how humans get different color-sensing cells in their eyes. Such research could help accelerate cures to color blindness and lead to new treatments for diseases such as muscular degeneration and glaucoma."
This research will not only help benefit humans with such eye diseases but it will also advance the way in which color scientists understand color perception.

Human Retinas Grown In A Dish Reveal Origin Of Color Vision Our ability to see colors develops in the womb. Now scientists have replicated that process, which could help accelerate efforts to cure colorblindness and lead to new treatments for diseases.

FluxData is pleased to announce the promotion of Timothy Hattenberger, previously serving as VP of Engineering, to the newly created position of Chief Operating Officer. In his new role, Tim will be responsible for creating and executing a strategic operating plan to leverage FluxData’s rapidly expanding product line and engineering capabilities to deliver customized solutions for color process control and measurements across its current customer base and into new markets.

FluxData Promotes Timothy Hattenberger to Chief Operating Officer | FluxData Incorporated Rochester, NY – June 29, 2018 – FluxData today announced the promotion of Timothy Hattenberger, previously the Vice President of Engineering at FluxData, to the newly created position of Chief Operating Officer. As Chief Operating Officer, Tim will be responsible for creating and executing a str...

FluxData's expertise is in finding tailored solutions for our industry partners. We pride ourselves in working with customers from start to finish, and well beyond. Our team of imaging scientists, color scientists, and engineers will work with you to understand your specific challenges and quickly develop a robust solution. Here at FluxData, we understand that a one-size-fits-all solution does not always work, and we are committed to working with you to find a multidisciplinary solution that fits your parameters.
We have success stories in markets such as , , , , and so much more. For more information on custom solutions, visit http://www.fluxdata.com/solutions.

Solutions | FluxData Incorporated Our imaging experts have first-hand experience in premier academic research facilities. We leverage this experience in multiple ways to directly benefit the academic researcher.

Researchers from the Department of Electrical Engineering at Eindhoven University of Technology investigate making arterial and venous oxygen saturation measurements using FluxData’s FD-1665-MS3 multispectral camera. Successful results would mean that doctors could monitor oxygen saturation in a non-invasive way without requiring any instruments to contact the body.
To learn more, view FluxData's latest blog post at:
http://www.fluxdata.com/articles/simultaneous-estimation-arterial-and-venous-oxygen-saturation-using-fluxdata%E2%80%99s-fd-1665-ms3.
For more information on FluxData's FD-1665-MS3, visit http://www.fluxdata.com/products/fd-1665-ms3.

Simultaneous Estimation of Arterial and Venous Oxygen Saturation Using FluxData’s FD-1665-MS3 | FluxData Incorporated One important physiological measurement that a doctor wants to know is the amount of oxygen consumed in different parts of the body. The little instrument that your doctor clips on the end of your finger, a pulse oximeter, can measure SpO2, peripheral oxygen saturation, by looking at the change in t...

"The color you see for an object depends on the mix of light frequencies that reach your eye. That mix, in return, depends on two things: the frequencies that the object absorbs, and the frequencies in the original light source."
Go head and try for yourself.
*Warning: Do not try in public or people WILL think you're crazy. 😀

Interesting read about the mantis shrimp's swivel-eyed system and how it could help in the development of machine vision for robots. "Their eyes contain 16 different types of optical sensors, including ones that detect polarized and ultraviolet light." Researchers suggest that this eye movement could be the basis of a new machine vision system for robots that need to travel fast through rapidly moving environments.

How the most mobile eyes in the animal kingdom work Mantis shrimp’s swivel-eyed system could help in the development of machine vision for robots

Imagine RIT is a festival that showcases the innovation and creativity that goes on at RIT. With majority of our staff at being , we not only support this event but we are truly inspired by it. The event runs tomorrow from 10AM-5PM for anybody interested!

FluxData is currently looking to fill the following roles: Computer Software Engineer, IT Manager, Mechanical Engineer, Optical Systems Technician, Opto-Mechanical Engineer, and Senior Software Engineer. All of the positions are based out of Rochester, NY. Big changes/growth happening for FluxData in the upcoming year...maybe YOU can be part of it!
For more information on any of the job descriptions, visit

Careers | FluxData Incorporated We are growing rapidly and constantly looking for talented, energetic people in engineering and related disciplines. To apply for a position, please forward a resume and cover letter to resume(at)fluxdata.com with a subject line including the position title.

An interesting technological advancement from a local university, Rochester Institute of Technology. "The new technology selects targets from a two-dimensional sky field and deflects light down two distinct pathways—either to an imaging spectrometer or to an imaging array detector."

For the full article, visit http://www.rit.edu/news/story.php?id=66246.

RIT scientist modifies digital cinema technology for future space missions Read more about this story on the RIT University News website.

FluxData is looking to hire a Senior Software Engineer to be located in Rochester, NY. As a senior software engineer, you will be expected to contribute to the design, implementation, testing, and optimization of the software that controls our innovative optical systems.
For more information, please contact our HR manager, Debbie Wehrle, at [email protected] or visit http://www.fluxdata.com/careers/senior-software-engineer.

Senior Software Engineer | FluxData Incorporated FluxData (www.fluxdata.com) is a fast-growing, engineering focused company at the forefront of the optics, imaging, and multispectral camera system industries. Our products are designed and manufactured in our Rochester, New York office. FluxData offers our engineers an environment focused on develo...