Is your process spectrometer giving you the full picture? For engineers working in process control and Process Analytical Technology (PAT), the quality and reliability of real-time data are paramount. While the spectrometer itself is the core of the system, its performance often hinges on a component that can be easily overlooked: the optical fiber. The […]
We extend our sincere thanks to all who attended our recent webinar, "Selecting the Right Fiber Optic Probe for your Application." The event was met with a great response, and the insightful questions from our live attendees underscored that choosing the best tool for spectroscopic analysis remains a key challenge for many scientists and engineers. […]
The art photonics team is currently fully engaged at the 20. Herbstkolloquium Prozessanalytik, and with two days already behind us, we are thrilled with the productive atmosphere and the depth of the technical exchanges. The event kicked off with strong momentum, setting the stage for deep discussions on the future of process control. We were […]
In complex chemical analysis and biomedical diagnostics, relying on a single spectroscopic technique often results in a "blind spot." While Near-Infrared (NIR) offers speed, it frequently lacks specificity. Raman spectroscopy provides a precise molecular fingerprint but often battles fluorescence interference. Mid-IR offers excellent structural detail but is limited by shallow penetration depths. The Challenge: Spatial […]
art photonics GmbH, founded in Berlin in September 1998, is one of the worldwide leaders in development and production of specialty fiber products for a broad spectrum from 300 nm to 16 µm. Unique technologies of Polycrystalline Mid InfraRed (PIR-) fibers and Metal coated Silica fibers are used for assembly of various spectroscopy probes for medical diagnostics and industrial process control, in volume production of fiber for medical and industrial lasers, for different fiber bundles, etc. Since January 2024 art photonics GmbH is a member of NYNOMIC GROUP.
The art photonics team is currently fully engaged at the 20. Herbstkolloquium Prozessanalytik, and with two days already behind us, we are thrilled with the productive atmosphere and the depth of the technical exchanges.
The event kicked off with strong momentum, setting the stage for deep discussions on the future of process control. We were particularly inspired by the keynote address from Maik Müller, CEO of our parent company, Nynomic AG. The program has offered fantastic insights into the actual needs of the industry, including interesting use cases presented by Hellma and valuable perspectives from Glatt.
Technology in Action at Booth #11
Beyond the presentations, our booth has been a hub of activity. We are showcasing our comprehensive portfolio of fiber optic probes designed for harsh environments and precise process control, covering the full spectral range from 200nm to 16µm.
Visitors have had the chance to see our FlexiSpec® product family first-hand. We are currently displaying a wide variety of solutions, including:
ATR Probes in multiple configurations
Raman Probes for specific identification tasks
Hygienic Solutions, such as our 3-A Hygienic Transflection Probe
Live Demonstrations: We are running real-time measurements with our Reflection and Transmission probes, demonstrating how our technology handles diverse samples right on the spot.
Scientific Contribution
Our commitment to R&D was also highlighted during the poster session. Our R&D Manager, Alexander Novikov, presented his work on “Fiber Optic Probes for Multi-Modal Spectroscopy in Harsh Environments and Challenging Analytical Tasks,” sparking excellent discussions on how to solve complex analytical problems.
Join Us for the Final Day
We have one day left! If you are attending the 20. Herbstkolloquium Prozessanalytik and haven't stopped by yet, we invite you to visit Booth #11 on the third day.
Our CEO Dr. Stefanie Foerster, Alexander Novikov, and our Sales Manager Peter Tänzer are looking forward to meeting you to discuss how our probes can support your process control requirements.
In complex chemical analysis and biomedical diagnostics, relying on a single spectroscopic technique often results in a "blind spot." While Near-Infrared (NIR) offers speed, it frequently lacks specificity. Raman spectroscopy provides a precise molecular fingerprint but often battles fluorescence interference. Mid-IR offers excellent structural detail but is limited by shallow penetration depths.
The Challenge: Spatial Mismatch
The traditional solution to these limitations—using multiple separate probes to measure the same sample - introduces a critical error known as Spatial Mismatch. In heterogeneous mixtures, turbulent flows, or biological tissues, measuring two different spots (even simultaneously) means your data models are not observing chemically identical portions of the analyte. This discrepancy can significantly compromise the accuracy of chemometric models.
The Solution: True Data Fusion
We invite you to join us for an educational webinar on Combi Probes, where we will explore how art photonics fuses orthogonal spectroscopic techniques into a single fiber optic probe to achieve true Data Fusion. By combining different spectral methods in one probe, it is possible to save space, reduce sample volume requirements, and most importantly, ensure simultaneous measurement at the exact same sample point.
What We Will Cover
We will discuss the engineering and real-world applications behind our three primary Combi Probe configurations:
ATR + Fluorescence: We will examine how combining surface chemistry (ATR) with deep-tissue signals (Fluorescence) assists in differentiating biological tissues, specifically improving the detection of tumor margins where standard IR methods may miss critical data.
NIRaman: This section will focus on merging the quantitative speed of NIR with the molecular specificity of Raman, offering a powerful solution for precise powder analysis in industrial and bio-pharma applications.
ATR + NIR + Raman: We will demonstrate the capabilities of the "Triple Mode" probe, designed to capture three orthogonal signals from complex liquids. This allows for the monitoring of reaction kinetics with unprecedented accuracy.
The session will demonstrate how these "hybrid models" provide higher prediction accuracy than the sum of their individual parts, creating a synergistic effect for analysis.
Webinar Registration
Please choose the session that best fits your schedule to dive deep into multimodal spectroscopy.
art photonics GmbH is pleased to announce that we will be exhibiting at SPIE Photonics West 2026 in San Francisco. We invite you to join us at the world’s premier event for the optics and photonics industry, held at the Moscone Center from January 17-22, 2026.
As a global leader in specialty fiber optic solutions, we will be showcasing our advanced fiber technology designed for a wide range of applications - from real-time medical diagnostics to industrial process control (PAT). Our team will be available to discuss our extensive portfolio of wide spectra optical fibers, innovative spectroscopy probes, and custom fiber bundles engineered for the most demanding applications.
This year, our booth will also serve as a central hub for innovation as we are joined by our Nynomic partners. This provides a unique opportunity for visitors to engage with experts and explore complementary technologies from Avantes, NLIR, and tec5USA Inc. all in one location.
Visit us at Booth #1156 to discover how our fiber solutions can empower your next project.
In addition to our exhibition, we are honored to present an invited paper titled "Multimodal fiber-optic spectroscopy for real-time diagnostics and industrial process control." This presentation will highlight our latest research and advancements in the field. Further details on the session time and speakers will be announced closer to the event.
We encourage you to schedule a meeting with our team for an in-depth discussion about your specific application needs, or simply visit us at the booth. We look forward to connecting with you in San Francisco.
art photonics GmbH is pleased to announce its participation in the upcoming Herbstkolloquium Herbstkolloquium Prozessanalytik 2025 | 3-5 December 2025 | Frankfurt am Main, Germany
art photonics GmbH will be participating in the Herbstkolloquium Prozessanalytik 2025, taking place from 3-5 December at the DECHEMA-Haus in Frankfurt am Main.
We welcome you to visit us at Booth #11, where our team will be on hand to discuss your process challenges. At our booth, you can explore our range of robust and specialized fiber optic probes, designed for real-time remote spectroscopy across a wide spectral range from 200 nm to 16 µm.
Our technology is built to bring the lab directly to your sample, even in difficult conditions. Whether you are dealing with high temperatures, corrosive chemicals, or need 3A-certified hygienic designs for biopharmaceutical processes, our solutions are made to provide reliable and accurate data in situ.
Poster Presentation
We also invite you to our poster presentation, which will cover the design and application of our probes in demanding industrial settings.
Title: “Fiber Optic Probes for Multi-Modal Spectroscopy in Harsh Environments and Challenging Analytical Tasks”
Date: December 4, 2025
Time: 12:00
We look forward to connecting with you in Frankfurt and discussing how art photonics can provide a solution for your specific monitoring needs.
In the world of spectroscopy, the fiber optic probe is the critical link between the analyzer and the sample. The success of an entire analysis—impacting data quality, accuracy, and reproducibility—often hinges on selecting the appropriate probe for the specific application. With a vast array of sample types, environments, and analytical goals, making the right choice can be a significant challenge for scientists and engineers alike.
To address this fundamental challenge, ART Photonics is pleased to announce a new educational webinar: “From Lab to Field: Selecting the Optimal Fiber Optic Probe for Your Application.”
This session is designed to move beyond theory and provide a clear, systematic framework for making confident and effective decisions. We will guide attendees through the essential criteria for matching a probe to its intended use, whether in a controlled research laboratory or a demanding industrial process line. Our experts will delve into the practical considerations that ensure robust and reliable measurements every time.
Key topics will include:
Matching Probe Technology to the Sample: A detailed exploration of how to match the right probe technology—such as Attenuated Total Reflection (ATR), Transmission, or Diffuse Reflection—to the specific physical and chemical properties of liquids, solids, powders, and gases.
Environmental and Application-Specific Designs: Understanding the critical design and material considerations that distinguish a probe built for laboratory R&D from one engineered for robust, in-situ deployment in high-temperature or high-pressure industrial processes.
Navigating the Spectral Range: Guidance on selecting appropriate probe materials and designs for different spectral ranges, from the Mid-Infrared to the Near-Infrared and UV-Vis, to ensure the highest quality signal for the molecules of interest.
This webinar is ideal for process chemists, R&D scientists, quality control managers, and engineers who utilize spectroscopic analysis and want to deepen their understanding of how to optimize their measurement setup.
Webinar Details and Registration
Title: “From Lab to Field: Selecting the Optimal Fiber Optic Probe for Your Application”
Attendance is free, but registration is required. To reserve your spot for the session that best fits your schedule, please follow the links above.
We look forward to sharing our expertise and helping you enhance the accuracy and efficiency of your spectroscopic measurements.
The art photonics team is happy to announce that we will be attending ILMAC 2025, the leading Swiss trade fair for process and laboratory technology. We invite you to join us in Basel, Switzerland, from September 16-18, 2025, for what promises to be an exciting event for the future of industrial manufacturing.
Meet Our CEO, Dr. Stefanie Foerster
A key highlight of our presence will be the attendance of our CEO, Dr. Stefanie Foerster. This is a fantastic opportunity to connect with her directly to discuss the future of Process Analytical Technology (PAT). Stefanie is looking forward to exploring how our cutting-edge Fiber Optic Probes—for UV-Vis, NIR, Raman, or mid-IR applications—and our specialty fiber optic assemblies can provide the robust, real-time control needed to optimize your industrial processes.
Insights from Our Founder, Dr. Viacheslav Artyushenko
We are also honored to feature a presentation from our Founder and Senior Advisor, Dr. Viacheslav Artyushenko. Be sure to add his insightful talk to your conference schedule:
Talk:“Multispectral fiber systems for process control in-line in 0.3-16µm range”
Date: Wednesday, September 17, 2025
Time: 10:00 AM - 10:30 AM
Championing Innovation Through Collaboration
In the spirit of industry collaboration, we are proud to highlight our partnership with Dr. Artyushenko as he presents his new, independent venture, Art Fiber Systems (AFS). AFS is a system integrator focused on designing and building customized multispectral fiber systems. By selecting the best components from a wide range of global OEMs, AFS bridges the gap between component manufacturers and the specific process-control challenges in industries like pharma, biotech, and chemicals.
Your Invitation to Connect
Whether you need best-in-class fiber optic components or a complete integrated system, ILMAC 2025 is the place to be.
To explore how art photonics' core technology can directly enhance your manufacturing, we invite you to connect with Dr. Stefanie Foerster.
To discuss your unique system integration challenges, we encourage you to visit Dr. Viacheslav Artyushenko at the AFS booth S28.
The entire art photonics team looks forward to a productive and innovative week in Basel!
art photonics is excited to announce our participation in the APACT 2025 conference, taking place from September 23-25 in Glasgow. We will be showcasing how our advanced fiber optic solutions are making robust Process Analytical Technology (PAT) a reality, even in the most extreme industrial environments.
A key highlight of the event will be a presentation from our R&D Manager, Alexander Novikov, titled "Advances in fibre optic probes for in-line process control in harsh conditions."
This session will explore how our latest fiber optic probes deliver precise, real-time spectroscopic analysis of liquids, solids, and gases. Attendees will learn how these probes operate reliably under a broad range of challenging conditions, including:
Temperatures from -150°C to +300°C
Pressures up to 200 Bar
Harsh chemicals, mechanical vibrations, and ATEX conditions
Alexander will also discuss how integrating spectroscopic techniques like Mid-IR, NIR, and Raman can significantly enhance the efficiency, selectivity, and accuracy of your process monitoring and control systems.
We invite all attendees to join this insightful presentation to learn more about the future of in-line process analysis.
Presentation Details:
Date: Thursday, 25 September 2025
Time: 11:00 – 11:25
Location: Ballroom 1 (Session: Developments in Process Analysis)
We look forward to connecting with you in Glasgow.
In the fast-evolving field of modern biotechnology, achieving robust, reproducible, and efficient process control is paramount. Real-time, non-invasive monitoring provides the critical data needed to optimize bioreactor performance, but integrating the right analytical tools can be a challenge.
To address this, art photonics is pleased to announce a new, free webinar: "Advanced Fiber Probes for Bioprocessing & PAT."
This exclusive session is designed to show how our cutting-edge fiber optic technologies are revolutionizing bioprocessing. We will explore how integrating Mid-IR, NIR, and Raman spectroscopy with our robust fiber optic probes provides continuous, non-invasive insights into cell culture dynamics, helping you build a powerful Process Analytical Technology (PAT) framework.
What You Will Learn:
Join us to gain valuable insights into:
Real-Time Process Monitoring: Discover practical applications for monitoring critical parameters like cell culture dynamics and metabolite concentrations directly within your bioreactor, without disrupting the process.
Spectroscopic Integration: Understand how to seamlessly integrate different spectroscopic methods (Mid-IR, NIR, and Raman) using our versatile fiber probes to achieve continuous, in-situ data collection for comprehensive process understanding.
PAT and Process Control: Review real-world case studies that demonstrate how these solutions streamline process control, enhance reproducibility, and provide the data-rich environment necessary to support a modern PAT framework.
Who Should Attend?
This technical webinar is ideal for:
Process Development Scientists
Bioprocessing Engineers
R&D Researchers
PAT Specialists
Anyone involved in implementing advanced analytical technologies in biotechnology and biopharmaceutical manufacturing.
Event Details and Registration
To accommodate our global audience, we are offering two live sessions. Please choose the one that best fits your schedule. Registration is free but required to reserve your spot.
We look forward to sharing our expertise and helping you advance your bioprocessing capabilities. See you at the webinar!
Are you facing challenges in obtaining reliable chemical information during process monitoring? Our latest multi-modal fiber optic probe delivers data from ATR, Transflection, and Raman spectroscopy at the same measurement point**, giving you a fuller picture in real time.
During CSI XLIV in Ulm, art photonics will present this technology in detail. Dr. Viacheslav Artyushenko, Founder and Senior Adviser of art photonics, will explain how the probe’s three-in-one design improves in-line process control and supports advanced biomedical diagnostics.
Key information about the presentation:
Talk: “Multispectral fiber solutions for process control in-line and biomedical diagnostics”
Date: 30 July 2025
Time: 12:30 – 12:45 PM
Venue: CSI XLIV, Ulm, Germany
Join us to discuss the next steps in practical spectroscopy and see how this compact probe can simplify your analytical workflows. We look forward to meeting you in Ulm.
LASER World of PHOTONICS 2025 has officially commenced, and art photonics GmbH is excited to participate in one of the world's leading photonics events in Munich.
Visit the Nynomic AG Group at Booth A3.218!
We are proudly exhibiting as part of the Nynomic family, alongside our esteemed partners including NLIR, Avantes, and other leading companies in the photonics industry. This collaborative presence showcases the comprehensive range of advanced photonics solutions available under one roof.
Our experienced team is available throughout the event to discuss:
Advanced optical fiber technologies covering UV to Mid-IR wavelength ranges
Process control and PAT solutions for industrial applications
Custom fiber designs tailored for specialized applications
Robust fiber solutions engineered for extreme conditions
The four-day event provides an excellent platform for engaging discussions, sharing technical insights, and exploring how our fiber optic innovations can support current and future projects. We welcome the opportunity to connect with industry professionals from around the world and discuss potential collaborations.
Our experts remain available at Booth A3.218 throughout the duration of the event for technical consultations and product demonstrations.
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