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Optical Surfaces Ltd has launched a new low profile mounting system that provides a highly stable platform for smaller diameter parallel or wedge backed off-axis parabolic mirrors.
Optical Surfaces Ltd, a leading supplier of high precision reference optical flats to leading research establishments and national standards laboratories worldwide, reports on growing demand for larger (350 - 600mm clear aperture) diameters.
Off-Axis Parabolic Mirrors Assist Accurate 3D Flight Tracking Mar 3 2021 Optical Surfaces Ltd has been selected by the Optical Engineering Group at the University of Warwick (UK) School of Engineering to supply key focusing optics to enable accurate 3D tracking and analysis of mosquito flight behaviour. The UK Engineering and Physical Sciences Research Council (EPSRC) funded research project at the University of Warwick will utilise large field-of-view digital holography for accurate 3D tracking of mosquito flight in an elongated flight chamber. Using this video-tracking methodology, research...
Optimistic Outlook at Optical Surfaces Ltd. Specialist high precision optics manufacturer – Optical Surfaces Ltd. (Kenley, UK) reports that despite the pressures of the global pandemic they managed to increase orders by 28% during 2020. Highlights of the last year included being selected as the preferred optics supplier for two prestigious international projects, achieving on-time delivery to most existing customers, and shipment of several complete systems which integrated precision optics and mechanics. Dr. Aris Kouris, Sales Director commented “Growth in 2020 came from the fundame...
Optical Surfaces Ltd has received an order to supply the University of Oxford, UK with 3 speciality glass prisms for a study that will enable defining key components in the state-of-the-art HARMONI spectrometer being developed for ESO’s Extremely Large Telescope (ELT). CAD model of ESO’s Extremely Large Telescope (ELT) - Courtesy of ESO. The ELT, a flagship project of the European Southern Observatory (ESO), will be the largest ground-based optical telescope ever built. Located in Chile, with a primary mirror of 39m diameter, ESO’s ELT, together with its HARMONI spectrometer, is expecte...