Optical SETI (Search for Extraterrestrial Intelligence) instruments exploring the very fast time domain, with large effective collecting areas and large sky coverages, are particularly well-suited for the detection of optical techno-signatures and astrophysical transient sources. The Panoramic SETI experiment (PANOSETI) aims to observe optical transients from nanosecond to second precision across a wide instantaneous field-of-view (~100 sq.deg. per telescope pair) by using two or more assemblies of telescopes to reject spurious signals by coincidence detection. On-sky results from pairs of PANOSETI telescopes deployed at Lick Observatory using baselines <700m are presented to evaluate instrument performance and false alarm rates.
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