Zemax OpticsViewer
Description
Each engineer owns their part of the product development process, and up until now, engineers that work with optical engineers have not had access to optical design data to troubleshoot and analyze how the optical system meets manufacturing, budget, and time requirements. OpticsViewer bridges the gap between optical design and the manufacturing process. Improving how your engineers share optical design information can reduce miscommunication, speed up the product development process, and eliminate unnecessary iteration costs. OpticsViewer gives manufacturing engineers the ability to load sequential OpticStudio® design files and view without loss of precision or information. The design data is available, including design targets and tolerance ranges. Your engineering team can engage in more informed conversations and make better decisions using complete optical design data.
Zemax OpticsViewer
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Frequently Asked Questions
Yes, you can export optical designs into CAD formats, including STEP, IGES, STL, or STAT for further optomechanical design and analysis.
Yes, OpticsViewer is available for an annual subscription, and it means teams don’t need to use valuable OpticStudio licenses for validating optical systems.
OpticsViewer improves communication, reduces costs, and lets manufacturing engineers troubleshoot designs with the full picture at their fingertips. It also helps avoid errors in manufacturing and ensures that the design meets manufacturing specs.
OpticsViewer gives manufacturing engineers the ability to load sequential OpticStudio design files and view without loss of precision or information. The design data is available, including design targets and tolerance ranges.
OpticsViewer is a software that bridges the gap between optical design and the manufacturing process, allowing manufacturing engineers to access optical design data on the manufacturing floor.