5. Conclusion
In France, as in most European countries, optronics began its
industrial expansion some fifty years ago in the defense sector, where
it is now indispensable alongside radar, whatever the mission (surveillance,
detection, fire control, countermeasures, transmissions). This discipline
has also led to major advances in research, in physics, astronomy,
space, etc. Over the past thirty years or so, optical fiber-based
techniques have been gaining ground in the field of telecommunications,
where they are uniquely capable of meeting the ever-increasing demands
for information throughput.
Last but not least, optronics are currently being used in a growing
number of industrial fields (machining, monitoring, process control)
and energy sectors (renewable energies: photovoltaics, wind power,
nuclear), as well as in the biomedical (surgery, medical imaging)
and consumer (multimedia,...
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