Lambda Research Corp

515 Groton Rd
Westford, MA 01886
United States
978-486-0766
978-486-0755
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Provides a full suite of world-class optical software. Lambda Research Corporation sets itself apart as a cost-effective, single-source solution for optical and illumination design. Lambda sells TracePro opto-mechanical software, known for its ease of use, CAD interface and accuracy in illumination design; OSLO optical design software, renowned for its power and flexibility in lens design; and RayViz – a ray-tracing add-in for Solidworks.

Products

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RayViz™ is a SOLIDWORKS® Add-In for visualizing light rays and ray paths.
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OSLO (Optics Software for Layout and Optimization) is a powerful optical design program with the scope needed to meet today’s optical design requirements.
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Software for design and analysis of illumination and optical systems.
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We are worldwide distributors for ScatterMaster’s ScatterScope4 scatterometer. ScatterMaster is renowned for the accuracy and precision of their equipment and their products complement...

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Dave Jacobsen, senior application engineer of Lambda Research Corporation, talks about the company’s optical design and analysis software program offerings.
In this video, Dave Jacobsen, Sr. Application Engineer at Lambda Research Corporation, will talk about the new and exciting features in TracePro 2022, the latest release of TracePro...

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Here's a snapshot of what will be shown on the SPIE Photonics West 2024 exhibit floor.
TracePro 2021 version 21.2 includes a new Image Source feature, which allows image files to be used as light sources.
Design of head-up display systems for automotive applications benefits from modern optical design and illumination software.
Having grown in capabilities over decades of development, modern optical-design software models, optimizes, and tolerances complex optical systems with ease.
In its many different forms, illumination-design software models and optimizes complex optics and the illumination fields that they produce.
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The robogonio is shown ready for luminaire measurement.
A new approach to photometric and radiometric measurement of lamps and luminaires uses an industrial robot to position samples.
Optical simulation software based on downhill simplex optimization allows engineers to efficiently find optimal designs for products with integrated LEDs or light pipes.
Designing and simulating optical systems for life sciences applications is increasingly easy, thanks to a number of software options.
Optical-design programs encompass lens and illuminator design, analysis, and tolerancing, as well as photometrically tailored design and the interface with external computer-aided...
Littleton, MA--The release of TracePro 7.1 illumination and optical analysis software from Lambda includes dramatic three-dimensional (3D) visualization capabilities.

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The ScatterScope3D performs surface scatter measurements in less than 1 min, combining TracePro for stray light, scatter, and illumination analysis, and ScatterMaster for surface...
Lambda Research Corporation (Littleton, MA) has released a new user guide for its OSLO optical design software. The free 100+ page guide is both a basic optical primer and a set...
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While both imaging and illumination design problems obviously depend upon the same basic principles of optical physics, the overall nature of illumination problems tends to make...