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SpotOptics offers complete solutions for precise metrology of optical systems and lasers

Uniqueness of our instruments:

  • Quality and reliabilityour Shack-Hartmann wavefront sensors and analysis software are designed and tested to give you reliable results
  • As good as interferometers: our Shack-Hartmann wavefront sensors have been tested against Zygo and other interferometers
  • Calibration: we can calibrate the effect of any extra optical element in your test setup
  •  Accessories: we offer a complete set of accessories with our instruments like beam expander and compressor as well as calibration units and reference spheres to complete you setup
  • Choice among a large variety of cameras: our Shack-Hartmann wavefront sensors and software can support a large number of cameras; we can select for you the camera most suitable for your application
  • Test at any wavelength from 193 nm to 10.6 microns:  our Shack-Hartmann wavefront sensors can operate at any wavelength between 193nm (DUV) and 10.6 microns (CO2, LWIR)
  • Standalone and motorized wavefront sensors (WFS) along with the accessories
  • For use in the laboratory for R&D and in the production line
  • Customization: we can customize both hardware and software to meet your requirements

Milestones and Product Development

The company has achieved notable milestones including the development of various wavefront sensors for different applications and wavelengths, from 1995 to 2024.

  • 1995: OMI – wavefront sensor for testing optical elements and lasers in single pass
  • 1995: PuntinoDual channel wavefront sensor for testing astronomical telescopes
  • 1999: Optino – for metrology of optical system both in single (transmission) and double pass (reflection) in the Visible wavelength region
  • 2002: Optino-SWIRfor metrology of optical system and lasers in the SWIR (Short infrared 950-1700nm) wavelength region
  • 2002: Motorized Beam Expanders – for testing optical elements with diameters up to 60mm
  • 2002: OMI with remote communication softwarefor testing HUD display in single pass in production
  • 2004: Lentinofor testing optical system in parallel light and at focus in single pass and double pass: Beam Expander for testing optics up to 25 mm built into the instrument
  • 2006: 5Star5 Shack-Hartmann wavefront sensors working simultaneously for off-axis testing of optical system in the production line
  • 2007: Stellafor off-axis testing of lithography lenses (and optical systems in general). Reconstruct the map of the aberrations in the field 
  • 2007: Sferafor off-axis testing of mobile phone lenses (and small lenses in general). Reconstruct the map of the aberrations in the field 
  • 2008: OPALfor testing optical system in parallel light and at focus in single pass and double pass: Beam Expander for testing optics up to 60 mm built into the instrument
  • 2009-2010: Optino-CO2for testing high-power CO2 lasers in LWIR (Longwave infrared 8-14µm) wavelength region
  • 2010: Contourfor test of contact lenses
  • 2015-2017: iOptinoDual channel wavefront sensor for space projects
  • 2017-2019: OMI-MWIR – for metrology of optical system and lasers in the MWIR (Midwave infrared 1.5-6µm) wavelength region
  • 2020-2022: Sfera190 – for off-axis testing of mobile phone lenses and automotive lenses (and small lenses in general). Reconstruction of the maps of the aberrations in the field
  • 2023: Lentino-HR – for testing optical system in parallel light and at focus in single pass with high resolution (sampling) up 165×165 spots
  • 2023-2024: SensoftPro – completely redesigned software for instrument control and Shack-Hartmann analysis
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