Ezzi Vision to Showcase infinityPV Characterization Equipment at NextGEM26

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Written By Seb

We are pleased to announce that our Australian partner, Ezzi Vision, will be exhibiting at NextGEM26 – the International Symposium on Next-Generation Energy Materials and Devices 2026. The event brings together researchers, engineers, and industry leaders to explore the latest developments in advanced materials and sustainable energy technologies.

At the symposium, Ezzi Vision will showcase a selection of our thin-film characterization equipment, including the ISOSun Vis Solar Simulator and our Source Measure Unit (SMU). Designed for reliable and repeatable device characterization, these instruments help researchers evaluate the performance of emerging photovoltaic technologies and other functional thin-film devices.

NextGEM26 provides an excellent opportunity for researchers working with next-generation energy materials to discover characterization solutions that combine precision, ease of use, and flexibility for laboratory research. Visitors will be able to learn more about our measurement systems and discuss how they can be integrated into existing research workflows.

As our trusted partner in Australia and New Zealand, Ezzi Vision provides local expertise and support for researchers working with vacuum systems, thin-film technologies, and advanced laboratory equipment. Their team will be available throughout the symposium to discuss our characterization solutions and help visitors find the right setup for their research.

If you are attending NextGEM26, be sure to visit the Ezzi Vision booth to learn how our characterization equipment can support your research.

 

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