Rapid-prototyping of complex 3D plastic optical components
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Offering type ?
PRODUCT:
Component or system, which is commercialized. It is available for ordering multiple pieces and liability is assumed by the provider/seller. Necessary certification of the product was obtained (e.g. CE certification). The product sheet and/or conditions of use are defined.
PROTOTYPE:
Component or system, which has been successfully tested under real or real-like conditions. The prototype is not commercialized as the main purpose is to use it for demonstration and experimentation, including user and market acceptance.
TECHNICAL SERVICE:
Tools and processes and its combination, which are necessary to prepare and test prototypes or products.
- Service
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Market
- AR/VR/MR
- Automotive
- Lighting
- Optical instrumentation
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Manufacturing Pillar
- Roll-2-Roll
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Technology
- Other
- OTHER
Organisation
Offering Description
With our patented technology we can fabricate submicrostructures on 3D macro (Planar and non-planar, curved) optics to obtain new optical effects and functionalities. This leads to numerous innovative applications, for example in
- Optoelectronics
- Photonics
- image processing sensors
- machine vision
- robotics
- motion control systems
The combination of different optical functions on one single element can contribute significantly to
- miniaturization of optical components
- better integration into systems
- at lower cost
Offering Specifications
We can offer our customers:
- Modelling: Optical design of one or more novel complex 3D optical components based on the concept of micro on 3D macro’.
- Additive manufacturing of 3D macro elements by 3D-printing
- Mastering: Efficient fabrication of (sub-) microstructures on top of non-planar surfaces on a centimetre scale by means of mask-less laser lithography
- Rapid prototyping: low-cost fabrication of a highly precise optical 3D sample (plastic optical element made of only one material with a surface roughness Ra~ 5 nm) by vacuum resin casting for quick and flexible testing and implementing design changes
