Industrial News

July 5, 2025 Publication in "Journal of Applied Spectroscopy"
Our research team, led by Dr. Lee, published a peer-reviewed article in the Journal of Applied Spectroscopy on laser-induced photoluminescence in bio-organic materials. The study highlights new findings on excitation efficiency and spectral stability under variable atmospheric conditions.

Pedro Innovation Company signed a research collaboration agreement with the Kyoto Materials Institute to co-develop hybrid photonic materials. The partnership will focus on studying relaxation dynamics using our high-precision monochromator systems and contribute to next-gen optoelectronic device development.

Our spectrometry lab released a proprietary data processing software designed to enhance spectral resolution and automate peak identification. Developed by our R&D team, the tool integrates real-time temperature and pressure calibration, improving accuracy in photoluminescence mapping.

Pedro Innovation Company hosted a technical workshop in collaboration with the Hong Kong University of Science and Technology (HKUST), focusing on time-resolved photoluminescence techniques. Dr. Emma Green led a live demonstration of our latest flash laser system, showcasing its application in analyzing organic semiconductors.

Our team showcased our latest IoT innovations at the Global IoT Expo in Hong Kong. Ms. Rachel Garcia presented our new IoT solutions for smart cities, highlighting their potential to enhance urban infrastructure and sustainability.
Pedro-I Technologies hosted an industry seminar focused on “Artificial Intelligence in Healthcare” for professionals and academics. Dr. Emma Green led the seminar, providing insights into the latest AI technologies and their applications in improving patient care and healthcare efficiency.

Our research team was featured in “Advanced Functional Materials” for their groundbreaking work on “Multifunctional Smart Textiles.” The article, authored by Dr. Daniel Nguyen and his team, discusses the development of smart textiles with integrated sensors and their potential impact on wearable technology.

Pedro-I Technologies announced a collaboration with leading tech companies to develop advanced AI solutions. Dr. Rachel Adams and her team are working on innovative projects that aim to revolutionize industries such as healthcare, finance, and manufacturing through cutting-edge AI technologies.
Our research team published an article titled “Innovative Approaches to Polymer Nanocomposites for Enhanced Mechanical Properties” in the “Journal of Applied Physics.” The article, authored by Dr. Peter Patel and his colleagues, presents the findings from their latest experiments using advanced nanocomposite materials and explores potential applications in various industries.
As part of our commitment to industry collaboration, we organized a workshop on “Smart Manufacturing and IoT Integration” for industry professionals. Participants had the opportunity to learn from Mr. John Smith about the latest trends in smart manufacturing and witness live demonstrations of our cutting-edge IoT solutions.
Our engineers participated in the European Semiconductor Forum in Munich, Germany. Dr. Mark Allen presented a paper on “Innovations in Semiconductor Manufacturing Processes” and shared insights on the latest advancements in the industry.

Our team attended the International Nanotechnology Conference in Tokyo, Japan. Dr. Alice Johnson presented a paper on “Advancements in Nanomaterials for Energy Storage” and discussed emerging trends in nanotechnology applications for renewable energy solutions.

Our researchers participated in the 15th International Conference on Optoelectronics in Berlin, Germany. Professor Wang presented a paper on “Photoluminescence of Quantum Dots: New Approaches to Research” and discussed current trends in light-conducting materials.

Our lab team published an article titled “Universal Spectroscopy Methods for Studying Photoluminescence of Multifunctional Materials” in “Applied Physics Reviews.” The article, authored by Dr. Lee and his team, presents the results of studies conducted using our new spectrometer and discusses prospects for multichannel spectroscopy in materials science.
As part of our scientific and educational project, we held an open seminar for students and postgraduates on “Fundamentals of Laser Spectroscopy.” Participants had the unique opportunity to learn from Dr. Smith and observe real-time experiments, inspiring young scientists to pursue work in spectroscopy.
We signed a scientific cooperation agreement with the Institute of Photonic Sciences (ICFO). This partnership aims to conduct joint research in semiconductor materials and exchange scientific knowledge, opening new horizons for joint projects and publications.
Our researchers presented at a nanotechnology conference on “Spectroscopic Study of Nanostructured Materials for Photonic Applications.” The report, delivered by Dr. Chen, generated significant interest, leading to anticipated further publications.

We are proud to announce the arrival of a new ultraviolet laser, significantly expanding our spectroscopic capabilities. This equipment enables the study of new materials with greater sensitivity and resolution.

A research fellow, Ms. Johnson, presented at a local conference on “Study of Optical Properties of Organic Semiconductors.” She highlighted the latest data and discussed practical applications in electronic devices.

Our laboratory co-authored a special issue of “Optics Express” dedicated to laser spectroscopy. This issue, featuring contributions from Dr. Lee and his team, presents cutting-edge research in photoluminescence and new analytical methods developed in our lab.

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