Our Matrix of Freeform Lenses is engineered with an array of lenses, each featuring unique, non-traditional geometries that extend well beyond standard circular or elliptical designs. This Microlens Matrix allows for exceptional precision in beam shaping and mode propagation across multiple axes, dramatically enhancing the functionality and efficiency of compact all-fiber optical systems, harnessing the versatility and advanced control offered by freeform lens configurations.

Our Broadband Infrared Gradient Index Microlenses Arrays are crafted using advanced nanostructurization techniques, tailored for mid-infrared applications. Made from a specialized blend of glasses, these microlenses achieve a continuous parabolic refractive index distribution across the infrared spectrum. Designed for seamless integration into both fiber-optic and free-space optical systems, they deliver unparalleled performance and quality for a wide range of infrared applications.

Large diameter nanostructured GRIN microlenses, enhanced with temperature-controlled diffusion are designed for superior performance across a broad wavelength spectrum.

Our High-Resolution Shack-Hartmann Sensor, leveraging the nanostructured GRIN lens technology, sets a new standard for wavefront distortion measurement. This sensor utilizes a hexagonal array of hundreds of GRIN microlenses, each of tens of µm in diameter, to provide unparalleled precision in detecting and analyzing wavefront distortions. This novel approach results in a completely flat element, seamlessly integrating with other optical components and excelling in high refractive index mediums such as liquids. Ideal for applications in adaptive optics, lithography, and medical imaging, this sensor offers a robust solution for real-time wavefront correction and high-resolution imaging. Manufactured using advanced fabrication techniques to ensure uniformity and accuracy in lens dimensions and optical properties.