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Optical engineering.
Working with your team.

Lens design, optical simulation, tolerancing and engineering review. Work with us through OEaaS or a long-term product-development partnership.

Schematic of optical requirements, design and review connected in a development workflow
Requirements → Design → Review · Illustrative workflow
How we work

Two ways to work together.

Support for the optical part of your product.

We agree the work, inputs and deliverables before starting.

Optical design

Lens and mirror systems for imaging, relay and projection tasks. Scope can include optical layouts, image-quality analysis and a design report.

Stray light & ghosts

Identify unwanted light paths and compare baffles, surfaces and coatings in a simulation model. Material and scatter assumptions are documented.

Tolerancing & alignment

Explore sensitivity to fabrication and assembly errors. Agree tolerances, compensators and the checks needed on a prototype.

Illumination & lasers

Study illumination geometry, beam propagation, fiber coupling and alignment sensitivity for the selected source and detector.

Integrated photonics

Scope waveguide and passive-component studies, with mode analysis and propagation modeling suited to the geometry and available process data.

Design review & feasibility

Review a prescription, investigate an imaging problem or compare possible architectures before committing to a larger design effort.

Drawings & documentation

Optical drawings, requirements, analysis reports and vendor RFQ support. Required standards and document formats are agreed in the scope.

Prototype & vendor support

Help with supplier discussions, drawing reviews, alignment planning and comparison of prototype measurements with the model.

From question to next step

Make the work clear
before it begins.

A focused feasibility study or design review can be a useful first step into either engagement model.

  1. Frame the question

    Discuss the application, available data and constraints. Agree an NDA before sharing sensitive details.

  2. Define the work

    Set the scope, capacity, milestones and handover. Agree model formats, acceptance criteria and IP terms.

  3. Review and iterate

    Examine results together, document assumptions and decide what needs further design or physical testing.

A few practical questions.

Which tools do you use?

We use several commercial and open-source optical engineering tools, and build our own tools for analysis and automation. Methods, model formats and handover are agreed for each project.

Do you manufacture the optics?

Our role is optical engineering. Fabrication is carried out by specialist suppliers. We can support vendor selection, drawings and prototype review where included in the scope.

Can you review an existing design?

Yes. We can scope a review of your model, requirements or test results. The UV relay study is an example of an optical audit.

How are confidential information and IP handled?

We can arrange an NDA before technical disclosure. Project IP, pre-existing IP, licensing and handover terms are agreed in writing.

Can you support teams outside India?

We can discuss remote collaboration with teams in other locations. Working hours, reviews and any project-specific restrictions are agreed before work starts.

Discuss your optical requirements.

Share a non-confidential overview. We can agree an NDA before reviewing sensitive details.

Discuss a project