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The Pyrometer Instrument Company was originally established in New York in 1928 and introduced this traditional non-contact optical Source

I just took this image of a Silk worm larvae!

Recently the Lab had the opportunity to show off part of the collection at the Pennsylvania Trolley Museum.

I am working on something incredible!

Recently took a trip to Phipps Conservatory and Botanical Gardens in Pittsburgh and took some photos of the Source

Last few weeks where an adventure, While running my 22 year old compressor I heard a very loud Source

Hall Printing Press Co.

Donated to the lab today from a great new set of friends we made at a print shop.

Nothing to say more than I got lucky capturing this shot after a storm in downtown Pittsburgh.

I built a Gravitomiter!

while the wildfire smoke hit new england, I set my more sensitive meters outside to see what they Source

Made this for a local show called Art all night 2026.

This 1893 Queen & Company D’Arsonval style Galvanometer is a beautiful bridge between the old-school reflecting mirror style Source

I love recycling and making a better product.

Never seen a meter movement so large!

Wild idea time!

In for the collection is a Bausch & Lomb (B&L) Keratometer a manual ophthalmic instrument used to measure Source

Made a trip to the Mattress Factory Museum In Pittsburgh, what an amazing place to check out.

If you’ve seen my latest display case, you know I’m a bit obsessed with light bulbs.

I recently picked up a super accurate Durotherm hygrometer, I needed to calibrate it, but I needed s Source

I am absolutely vibrating with excitement today because I finally get to show off the newest heavy-hitter in Source