| GPI | Gemini Planet Imager. Near-infrared AO coronagraphic high contrast imaging system designed for detection of extra-solar planets. UCLA is responsible for the back-end science instrument, an integral field spectrometer based on lenslets. Scheduled Delivery: 2010 to Gemini South Telescope at the Cassegrain focus. |
| MOSFIRE | Multi-Object Spectrometer for
Infra-Red Exploration Scheduled Delivery: Fall, 2009 Designed to be located at the Cassegrain focus of the Keck I telescope |
| FLITECAM | First LIght: September, 2002 at Lick Observatory Scheduled Delivery: Spring, 2008 to SOFIA (NASA Ames) Infrared camera for SOFIA |
| SHARC | First Light: May 14, 2006 Delivered: April, 2006 Infrared Camera for Adaptive Optics System at Keck |
| OSIRIS | First Light: February 22, 2005 Delivered: February, 2005 Integral Field Spectrograph for Adaptive Optics System at Keck |
| NIRC2 | First Light: July, 2001 at Keck Observatory Infrared camera for Adaptive Optics System at Keck Detector Electronics System delivered to Caltech September, 1999 |
| NIRSPEC | First Light: April, 1999 Near Infrared Spectrometer for the W.M. Keck Telescope |
| USNO Infrared Camera | First Light: June, 1994 A general purpose near infrared (JHK) camera was designed and commissioned for the 61-inch telescope of the US Naval Observatory, Flagstaff, Arizona |
| Gemini | First Light: June, 1993 Two Channel Infrared Camera for the 3-meter Shane Telescope at Lick Observatory |
| K-Cam | First Light: March, 1992 at Lick Observatory Near Infrared Camera System. Initially K band only, upgraded in 1998 to JHK. Most recently K-Cam was drafted into service as the first light camera for the Keck Adaptive Optics System. |