From May 24–27, 2026, our valued partners at Delta Photonics represented MercuryRT at an international congress held at The University of British Columbia (UBC) in Vancouver.

The event provided a fantastic platform to connect with leading academic researchers, engineers, and industry experts from across Canada and beyond.

Advancing Non-Contact Measurement Solutions

During the event, Delta Photonics showcased how the MercuryRT ecosystem empowers researchers and testing labs with cutting-edge non-contact optical testing capabilities across a wide range of demanding applications.

Insights from Delta Photonics

Reflecting on the event’s success, the team at Delta Photonics shared:

“We had some excellent discussions throughout the congress, and the Mercury DIC system was a great way to demonstrate how full-field strain and displacement measurements complement high-speed imaging and thermal analysis in mechanical engineering research. We appreciate the opportunity to showcase Mercury RT to the Canadian engineering community and look forward to supporting more researchers with advanced non-contact measurement solutions.”

A Special Thanks

We would like to extend a warm thank you to Nathaniel Kajumba and the entire team at Delta Photonics for representing MercuryRT and sharing our optical measurement technology with the Canadian research and engineering community!

If you are based in North America and interested in exploring how MercuryRT can elevate your laboratory testing capabilities, feel free to reach out to Delta Photonics.