Primary Objectives

Welcome to our technical newsletter prepared for and forwarded to our valued customers. Our primary objective is to keep you informed on our latest developments in infrared component and optical solution technology. We created this newsletter for you and we encourage you to e-mail us with any comments or suggestions.

Janos Technology Appoints New President

We are pleased to announce the appointment of Mr. Brett D. Rosner as the new President of Janos Technology Inc. Mr. Rosner brings with him over 20 years of experience in military and commercial electro-optics design, business development, marketing, management and leadership at such companies as Santa Barbara Focalplane, Hughes/GM and Sonatech.

“The appointment of Rosner begins a new and exciting era in the continued evolution of Janos Technology,” says Phil Haag, President of The Monroe Group, Janos’ holding company. Bruce Gardner, former President of Janos, will remain with the company and assume the new role of Vice President of Technology. Mr. Gardner will now have responsibility for evaluating and seeking out new technologies in coating, materials and manufacturing processes. He will also provide analytical support and due diligence of new investment opportunities.

Choosing an Infrared lens for your next application.

When choosing the right infrared lens for your thermal imaging camera, there are many factors to take into consideration. Look for the September edition of Photonics Spectra which features an article written by our Commercial Products Marketing Manager, Peter Kornik. This article will help define and explain the critical aspects of infrared lenses to enable you to make an educated buying decision.

“Ninox” line of multi-spectral (3-12um) thermal imaging lenses now available from stock.

Multi-Spectral Lenses
The new NINOX series are designed to perform from 3-12 microns, and will be available in 25mm, 50mm, and 100mm focal lengths. The 25mm and 50mm focal length lenses are now available from stock. These lenses are designed with an image diameter of 21mm, a stop size of 11mm, and a back working distance of 33.1mm. The lenses have manual focus and a bayonet interface. Additional specifications are available on our website. Contact us today to discuss adapting our NINOX configuration to meet your specific performance requirements.

Janos Technology to exhibit at Night Vision USA 2003

We invite you to visit us at Night Vision 2003 on October 2nd and 3rd at the Crystal Gateway Marriott Hotel, in Washington, DC. We look forward to seeing you there!

Contacting Us
To learn more about how Janos Technology can assist your organization with infrared optical components, thermal imaging lenses and custom optical and mechanical design contact our sales department at (603) 757-0070.