Reverse optical engineering, including lens reverse engineering, entails comprehending the functionality of existing optical components or systems through examination.
Reverse optical engineering, including lens reverse engineering, entails comprehending the functionality of existing optical components or systems through examination.
The reverse optical engineering process includes understanding the lens’s use, disassembly, data recording, and deriving new designs.
Reverse optical engineering, also known as reverse engineering in optics, is the process of taking an existing optical component or system, analyzing it, and replicating it to create a similar or improved product.
An optical drawing is a detailed plan that allows us to manufacture optical components according to a design and given specifications. When optical designers and engineers come up with a design, they condense it in an optical drawing that can be understood by manufacturers anywhere.
For storage and transmission of large image files it is desirable to reduce the file size. For consumer-grade images this is achieved by lossy image compression when image details not very noticeable to humans are discarded.
At Avantier, we are our proud of our track history in assisting customers to solve problems using reverse optical engineering. Here are three case studies.