Adaptive optics is a technology designed to improve the resolution of optical systems that may be affected by environmental factors or the state of the observed object.
Adaptive optics is a technology designed to improve the resolution of optical systems that may be affected by environmental factors or the state of the observed object.
Ritchey Chrétien (RC) telescopes are advanced reflecting telescopes renowned for their exceptional image quality and minimized optical aberrations.
The Silicon Carbide Mirror was specifically designed to meet the stringent requirements of aerospace engineering, ensuring exceptional performance in challenging conditions.
The Ritchey-Chrétien (RC) telescope, a specialized variant of the Cassegrain optical system, is renowned for its advanced design.
In the realm of space exploration, precision is everything. The Ritchey-Chrétien (RC) telescope has become a cornerstone for astronomical instruments
Optics for UAVs must be lightweight and durable, yet offer superior performance even in adverse environmental conditions.
A head-mounted display (HMD)—commonly referred to as a headset—projects signals from the display screen to the eyes through an optical system, creating a visual experience distinct from reality.
Freeform optics are custom-designed optical components with irregular surface shapes, enabling precise light manipulation. Unlike traditional symmetric optical components, freeform optics offer unique advantages, such as compactness, weight reduction, enhanced performance, and tailored functionality.
There’s a promising new way to improve image quality and correct for the inevitable aberrations in high resolution microscopy. Adaptive optics for microscopy.
Augmented reality (AR) glasses are advanced devices that integrate waveguide technology to seamlessly blend real-world visuals with computer-generated information, such as images, sounds, and videos.