Arrayed fiberoptics are a special type of fiber optic structure composed of multiple individual fiber bundles arranged in an array. Each individual fiber bundle has its own transmission channel and can transmit light signals independently. Arrayed fiberoptics play an important role in various applications. Fiber Optic Sensing: Arrayed fiber optics can be used as building blocks for fiber optic sensors. By using multiple fiber bundles, it is possible to simultaneously monitor and measure physical quantities such as temperature, strain, and pressure at multiple locations. Arrayed fiber optic sensors offer high sensitivity and multi-channel measurements. Medical Field: Arrayed fiber optics find wide applications in medical imaging and diagnostics. They can be used to construct high-resolution fiber optic coherence tomography (OCT) systems and fiber optic microscopes for real-time visualization and diagnosis of tissue and cellular structures. Industrial and Scientific Applications: In industrial and scientific research fields, arrayed fiber optics are used in applications such as spectroscopic analysis, laser processing, and optical measurements. Arrayed fiber optics with multiple channels provide larger sampling range and higher data processing capabilities.

Bill Gates predicts that within five years, AI agents will become increasingly popular, and users will have their own dedicated AI agents. An AI agent is a system based on large-scale language models that has the ability to perceive, understand, and execute tasks autonomously. The ability of autonomous perception heavily relies on the development and application of computer vision. As every user is expected to have their own specialized AI agent in the future, this expanding market will create new opportunities for downstream industries, including the demand for optical fiber components in machine vision.