2013-05-31 Assigned to RADIANT ZEMAX, LLC reassignment RADIANT ZEMAX, LLC BILL OF SALE Assignors: RADIANT IMAGING, INC. 2013-12-18 Assigned to RADIANT ZEMAX, LLC reassignment RADIANT ZEMAX, LLC RELEASE BY SECURED PARTY (SEE DOCUMENT FOR DETAILS). Assignors: THE PRUDENTIAL INSURANCE COMPANY OF AMERICA 2014-02-14 Assigned to FIFTH THIRD BANK. Radiant announces that it has moved its global headquarters to a new location in downtown Redmond, Washington, effective April 20, 2018. The new two-story facility is just six miles from the company's previous single-story location, but accommodates significantly larger square footage to support growth in engineering, solutions development. Radiant Zemax, a leading provider of light and color test and measurement systems and optical and illumination design software, has today introduced ProMetric® I, the latest in the companys industry-leading line of imaging colorimeters. This article describes how to generate any desired ray set from an RSMX Radiant Source Model file. Please Sign in to read the full article, or click here to request portal access. Keywords: Ray set, rsmx, source, radiant, source model, sdf.
Radiant Zemax's Near-Field Measurement System (NFMS) and its next-generation ProMetric® G family are a great leap foreward in LED measurement technology
Radiant Zemax's Near-Field Measurement System (NFMS) and its next-generation ProMetric® G family are a great leap foreward in LED measurement technology
“LEDs are becoming very common in both the general lighting and specialty lighting markets, and for these type of devices, accurate measurements of color and luminance are more important than ever,” said Allen Henley, Product Manager at Radiant Zemax. “The new ProMetric G imaging colorimeter combined with our industry standard NFMS system delivers the most flexible, accurate measurement system for both near-field and far-field characterization of modern LED lighting.”
Smart Technology™ Innovation at the Core of ProMetric G
ProMetric G is the first high-performance imaging colorimeter to use Smart Technology enhancements to improve both ease-of-use and measurement accuracy. With Smart Technology, the system is calibrated over many working distances and aperture settings, allowing a wide range of lighting devices to be accurately measured, with a single, compact system. This new capability with the NFMS system greatly enhances usability for creating near-field models, which are critical for lighting designers and architects who need the most accurate illumination models and ray sets available.
Near-field measurements provide rich insights into the lighting design that are simply not available with far-field systems and the addition of ProMetric G makes this the easiest, most accurate, and most compact system available. With NFMS, you can accurately calculate illumination distribution at any distance from a lighting source and generate industry standard IES files that are needed by lighting designers.
As with all our products, ProMetric G imaging colorimeters and the NFMS are supported around the world by Radiant Zemax's regional support staff and extensive distributor network.
For more information, see RadiantZemax.com/ProMetricG or contact Sales@RadiantZemax.com.
About Radiant Zemax:
World leaders in optics, lighting and display devices turn to Radiant Zemax for high value design, test and measurement systems that reduce costs, lower risk and shorten time-to-innovation. Radiant Zemax product lines include Zemax optical and illumination design software, TrueTest™ automated optical inspection for display systems, and ProMetric imaging colorimeters, photometers and light source measurement systems. Headquartered in Redmond, Washington, Radiant Zemax delivers optics, light and color technology leadership, service and support to clients around the world.
Learn more at: RadiantZemax.com.
Seattle, WA–Light and color measurement company Radiant Imaging, Inc. and Bellevue, WA-based optical software maker Zemax Development Corporation have merged to form Radiant ZEMAX, LLC.
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Seattle, WA--Light and color measurement company Radiant Imaging, Inc. and Bellevue, WA-based optical software maker Zemax Development Corporation have merged to form Radiant ZEMAX, LLC. The union is backed by capital from Evergreen Pacific Partners, who says the merger will enable both companies to better serve and grow existing markets for their products, as well as create new products to meet growing global demand in the photonics and optics industries.
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As part of the deal, Paul Caraghert will become CEO of Radiant ZEMAX, LLC. He recently served as president of Fluke Networks and Tektronix Service Solutions, both owned by Danaher Corporation. Caragher's prior experience includes Hach-Lange, a manufacturer of water testing instruments and systems, and international experience working for General Motors Corporation's Latin America, Africa, and Middle East Operations.
In the short term, the combined companies will be located in a single facility in Redmond, WA and operate under their respective brands, while expanding customer outreach and technical support functions and beginning to integrate their technologies. Founders of both companies are remaining in executive leadership and product development roles with a goal of dramatic company expansion in the next three to five years through organic growth as well as strategic acquisitions.
'We will be able to grow faster and go farther together,' said Ron Rykowski, founder and CEO of Radiant. 'With access to capital from Evergreen and economies of scale, we can develop integrated solutions that deliver increased value to customers and generate new revenue opportunities for the company.'
The lighting market is undergoing a significant shift to more energy efficient LED lights, and devices such as tablets and smartphones are expected to proliferate in 2011 and beyond. By combining their expertise and resources, Radiant and Zemax will offer a powerful, end-to-end solution for developers designing, testing and producing the next generation of display devices and LED lighting.
'The long term potential in this industry is immense, but serving it will require a truly global company,' said Ken Moore, founder and CEO of Zemax. 'This merger will allow us to transform into a global optics design, test and measurement leader with the infrastructure and capacity to serve our customers where they are-- which is increasingly in Asia.'
'This is a great opportunity to combine two companies that are individual leaders in their existing fields, but together can capitalize on the exploding demand for LED-based devices,' said T.J. McGill, co-founder and managing partner at Evergreen.
Source: www.zemax.com
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