How to Get Optical Metrology in Difficult Environments

July 29, 2021

The ability to obtain high precision surface and wavefront transmission error metrology using vibration immune methods was clear from the outset.

But what was missing was the depth of analysis and speed of acquisition that would make these techniques worthwhile in environments such as turbulence and vacuum chambers. And to fulfill its promise, dynamic metrology would have to be small and portable. If it's small enough to mount on a robot arm, or be handheld, entirely new applications for surface measurements arise.

This presentation from the PhotonicsNEXT Summer Summit 2021 shows how dynamic interferometry works, and how it can be integrated into diverse automation, production cell, and difficult lab conditions.

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