Abstract: A particle detection system and method for glass articles is provided. The system includes a light source that emits a light beam, the light beam being formed into a light sheet and being directed to an area below the glass articles; and a camera to capture an image of an inspection area within the light sheet. The inspection area may be located below the glass articles. The system can include optics to shape the light beam into the light sheet. The light source can be a laser light source. Particles falling through the light sheet in the inspection area are illuminated and an image of them is captured by the camera in a time-resolved manner.

Abstract: In a first aspect, a testing assembly for conducting reliability tests on liquid lenses includes a liquid lens, and a test frame arranged to receive the liquid lens. The liquid lens includes a lens body defining a cavity, a first liquid disposed within the cavity, and a second liquid disposed within the cavity that is substantially immiscible with the first liquid such that an interface between the first liquid and the second liquid forms a lens. The test frame includes a front wall, and a back wall oriented substantially parallel to the front wall. The liquid lens mounts to at least one of the front wall or the back wall and the test frame simulates a smart device incorporating a liquid lens.

Abstract: The disclosure relates to composites comprising: a cold-formed decorated or non-decorated glass substrate having first and second major surfaces; a metal or polymeric substrate having first and second major surface; and at least one adhesive located between the glass substrate first major surface and the metal or polymeric substrate first major surface; the glass substrate first and second major surfaces and the metal or polymeric substrate first and second major surfaces defining at least one curvature, the at least one curvature having a bend radius of about 60 mm or greater; wherein the composite maintains adhesion between the glass substrate and the metal or polymeric substrate following physical testing according to a modified GMW3172 environmental and durability test.

Abstract: In a first aspect, a testing assembly for conducting reliability tests on liquid lenses includes a liquid lens, and a test frame arranged to receive the liquid lens. The liquid lens includes a lens body defining a cavity, a first liquid disposed within the cavity, and a second liquid disposed within the cavity that is substantially immiscible with the first liquid such that an interface between the first liquid and the second liquid forms a lens. The test frame includes a front wall, and a back wall oriented substantially parallel to the front wall. The liquid lens mounts to at least one of the front wall or the back wall and the test frame simulates a smart device incorporating a liquid lens.