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INFRARED TECHNOLOGIES

We are a research team focused on research and education in the field of infrared technologies.

We develop IR measuring systems

Measurement of photo-thermal properties of materials

Measurement of technological thermal processes

Thermodiagnostics of equipment, people and the environment

Thermographic testing of materials

Research activities

We teach and communicate science

LabIR Edu

Educational platform bringing infrared technology to primary and secondary schools.

Bachelor’s and master’s studies

We teach specialized subjects, lead student theses and provide unique laboratory equipment for students’ projects.

Doctoral studies

We educate young scientists and researchers in our application laboratories and engage them in industrial cooperation.

Training of professionals

We train technical and medical thermodiagnostics, provide certification and professional consulting.
Educational activities

News

  • Youth Perspectives in Science and Technology: A Girls’ Labs Talk

    On Friday, March 14th, an inspiring discussion took place at the Gymnázium Jana Nerudy for more than seventy high school students. Three interesting guests shared their stories: Anna Krebsová, a high school student and member of the space project LASAR, Jan Lukačevič, a space engineer and science populariser, and Radka Vozábová, a particle physicist. The event was part of the Girls’ Labs project, aimed at breaking stereotypes in STEM fields and inspiring future female scientists.

    More details in a LinkedIn post.

  • Analysis of Photo-Thermal Properties of Coatings presented at the IR-EMPOWER Workshop in Spain

    Zdeněk Veselý presented our activities in photo-thermal properties analysis at the IR-EMPOWER workshop, which took place in September at the University of the Basque Country in Bilbao. In his invited lecture, he summarized the developed measurement methods and their application areas, including their use for precise IR thermodiagnostics in additive manufacturing as part of the OPTHERM project, which aims to optimize 3D printing of plastic filaments to enhance the strength of printed parts.

  • OPTHERM: New Methods for Temperature Monitoring in 3D Printing

    As part of the Czech-Bavarian project OPTHERM, our team is collaborating with Ostbayerische Technische Hochschule Regensburg (OTH) to develop innovative methods for monitoring temperature during 3D printing. At a workshop held on October 18 to celebrate the 5th anniversary of the opening of the OTH Parsberg-Lupburg technology campus, we had a great opportunity to share our ongoing results with end users – companies manufacturing 3D printers.