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At Lambda-X Verhaert High-Tech, innovation never stands still. Here you’ll find the latest news, project highlights and company updates. Stay tuned as we shape the future of optical systems.
Lambda-X establishes an in-house Biosafety Level 1 Lab
Our new in-house BSL-1 lab enables live-specimen testing for advanced microscopy, OEM development and future biotechnological applications. ➜
Lambda-X optics capture first images of ESA’s biomass antenna
Our wide-angle optics captured the first images from orbit, supporting ESA’s Biomass mission to map global forests and carbon stocks. ➜
Verhaert fully integrates Lambda-X as LXO spins out
Lambda-X is embarking on an exciting new chapter, now that its core business is seamlessly integrated into the Verhaert Group. ➜
Pioneering optics for PROSPECT’s Moon mission
Lambda-X is providing optics for ESA’s PROSPECT mission, designed to operate in the extreme cold and dust of the lunar south pole. ➜
Olivier Dupont on Canal Z: From space to life sciences
In this interview, our CEO shares Lambda-X’s journey from space optics to life sciences applications and the impact on everyday technologies. ➜
Lambda-X optics capture JUICE’s first images from space
Lambda-X’s monitoring cameras on ESA’s JUICE spacecraft have returned their first high-resolution snapshots on the journey to Jupiter. ➜
Lambda-X optics on ESA’s JUICE mission to Jupiter
Lambda-X’s custom optics are part of the monitoring cameras on JUICE, ESA’s eight-year mission to study Jupiter’s icy moons. ➜
Lambda-X optics deployed once again after 13 years on the ISS
First launched in 2009, our optical assembly for ESA’s SODI facility still delivers precise results for fluid science experiments. ➜
History facts: Excellence in optical systems and metrology
Since 1996, Lambda-X has advanced from space research to delivering high-performance optical systems for industry and healthcare. ➜
Rashid Rover takes flight with Lambda-X optics on board
Equipped with cameras fitted with our optics, the Emirates Lunar Mission’s Rashid rover is heading to the Atlas crater to study the Moon’s oldest rocks. ➜
Let’s explore how our custom optical solutions can boost your high-tech innovations!
Let’s explore how our custom optical solutions can boost your high-tech innovations!