Overview
AI is changing how researchers approach experimental design, data analysis, and lab automation. In optics and photonics, however, all AI-enabled systems must meet a higher standard: the tools used to process signals, control feedback loops, and make measurement decisions must be accurate, repeatable, and verifiable.
In this webinar, we’ll explore how GenInst Studio applies a verification-first approach to AI-assisted instrument design. Rather than treating AI as an black-box generator, GenInst Studio helps researchers define requirements, create application-specific FPGA-based instruments, and validate results against measurable criteria before deployment. The result is a repeatable process for building specialized measurement, signal processing, and control capabilities that can run directly in the lab on reconfigurable hardware.
Live demos will include:
- Phase-frequency discrimination
- Pulse-position modulation
- Envelope detection
Join us to see how verified instrument generation can accelerate experimental development while preserving the rigor required for high-performance optical and photonic systems.
Date: August 26, 2026
Speaker: Jason Ball
Quantum Applications Engineer, Liquid Instruments