Optical detection

Instrument control & experiment software

Organize device control, configuration, acquisition records and analysis into practical experimental workflows.

Instrument control & experiment software interface concept
Interface concept illustration

System path

  1. Optical signal

    Spectrum, detection method and input conditions

  2. Acquisition & control

    Readout, counting, synchronization and drivers

  3. Instrument software

    Configuration, visualization and experiment records

Where it fits

Define integration conditions and validation around the actual task.

Host applications and operator interfaces

Device interfaces: protocols, SDKs, commands and connection methods.

Automated testing, scanning and batch acquisition

Workflows: experimental steps, parameter bounds and exception handling.

Experimental data organization, visualization and export

Data: file formats, metadata, analysis and export needs.

Start with these requirements.

Start with operating conditions. Define inputs, then agree on the technical approach and validation.

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  1. Device interfaces: protocols, SDKs, commands and connection methods.

  2. Workflows: experimental steps, parameter bounds and exception handling.

  3. Data: file formats, metadata, analysis and export needs.

  4. Runtime: operating system, deployment hosts, permissions and maintenance.

Development & handover

Agree on configuration, milestones and acceptance criteria for your project.

Start with a real need.

Share your use case, existing conditions and expected outcome. Define the product and development scope together.

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