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Modern freeform optic applications demand nanoscale form tolerances to be achieved through sub-aperture machining. This requires precise motion coordination across several machining axes, and no one does precision motion coordination better than we do.

At Aerotech, we prioritize precision and can help you consider every element of the lens design for precise and high-quality spherical and aspherical lenses, defense optics and more.

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Our precision optics automation solutions include inspection, assembly and machining. Our capabilities extend from nanometer-level optical processing in the semiconductor and electronics markets to large-scale optics for cutting-edge science and the aerospace and defense market.

We have the tools and experience to help you succeed in your most challenging planar, spherical, aspherical and freeform optics manufacturing applications.

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If your precision process occurs in an extreme environment, we have a solution for you. We offer sealed linear and rotary stages for diamond turning, grinding and polishing applications. We also routinely design and build custom multi-axis systems for ion-beam figuring in a vacuum.

With high dynamic stiffness, our systems enable nanoscale form and finish for automating optical manufacturing processes. We offer a wide range of mechanical- and air-bearing stages with the rigidity you need to meet your customers’ optical specifications.

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By comparing the apparent positions of the holes as viewed by the optical microscope with the actual positions, the researchers assessed errors from magnification calibration and image distortion of the optical microscope.

In optical testing and assembly processes, we can provide high precision positioning while in motion and ultra high stability while holding position. This ensures that your process and production results are repeatable to the highest standards.

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The region of the highest cone density lies within the foveae, allowing the birds to clearly perceive distant objects through magnification.

Josh Bouganim, a software engineer, proposed examining both cards under 200x magnification to see if the threads in the swatches matched.

This region of space was selected in part because it is located behind several galaxy clusters that create a natural magnification effect called gravitational lensing.