This week, our colleagues Severin Hager-Roiser and Robert Zimmerleiter presented current research results at EuroPACT 2026 in Lyon. The focus lay on innovative spectroscopic measurement technologies for the real-time analysis of gases, as well as inline-capable solutions for industrial process control.
Severin Hager-Roiser gave a talk entitled “Cavity Enhanced Raman Spectroscopy for Real-Time Detection of Diatomic Trace Gases”, which is a research result from the H2lytics project. The presented technology enables Raman spectroscopic real-time measurement for the detection of trace gases, opening up new application opportunities, including the field of hydrogen.
Robert Zimmerleiter presented his poster entitled “Silicon-based MIR QCL-Arrays: Enabler for Low-Cost Inline Process Control”, which is a research result of the EU project MILADO and focuses on silicon-based MIR-QCL arrays, which are intended to enable cost-effective and robust solutions for inline process control.
This contribution at EuroPACT demonstrates how RECENDT is using optical measurement technology and innovative sensor systems to develop solutions for safe, efficient, and industrially applicable real-time analytics.
