Phantom Cameras in the News

Korea Maritime and Ocean University Uses Phantom VEO 410L

Korea Maritime and Ocean University, one of South Korea’s most prestigious national universities for maritime study, transportation science, and engineering, has just received a Phantom VEO 410L for study. Operating under the Flow Visualization laboratory, the camera will be used Keep Reading

Nanjing University of Aeronautics adds Phantom VEO 710L to Research Lab

The Nanjing University of Aeronautics and Astronautics attaches great importance to scientific research, and with their new addition of the Phantom VEO 710L, NUAA can continue its ongoing goal. Utilized in their Combustion Lab, the instrument will be used to study flow in complex Keep Reading

TU Wien, Institute for Fluid Mechanics and Heat Transfer Obtains Phantom VEO 340L

TU Wien, Institute for Fluid Mechanics and Heat Transfer has now obtained a Phantom VEO 340L. Located in Vienna, Austria the TU Wien Institute primarily focuses on fluid dynamics and the study of flow. Through the use of our camera, Researchers hope to measure anisotropic particl Keep Reading

University of British Columbia is Using a Phantom VEO 710L

The University of British Columbia’s School of Biomedical Engineering is adding a Phantom VEO 710L to their laboratories. Established as a strategic partnership between UBC’s Faculties of Applied Science and Medicine, the School of Biomedical Engineering is built on a foundation Keep Reading

University of British Columbia adds Phantom VEO E310 to Research Laboratory

The University of British Columbia is adding a Phantom VEO E310 to their Walus Laboratory within the Faculty of Applied Science and the Department of Electrical and Computer Engineering. The Walus Lab’s main objective has been finding innovative technology solutions that push the Keep Reading

University of California, Davis adds Phantom VEO E310L

University of California Davis’ Micro-Nano Innovations Laboratory is adding a Phantom VEO E310L for their research. Part of the Biomedical Engineering department, the lab works as an incubator for exploratory interdisciplinary research bridging nanoengineering and biomedicine. In Keep Reading