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Focuslight adopts wafer-level simultaneous structuring process to manufacture micro-optic components, enabling high-precision aspheric structures at micro-nanometer scale on various inorganic materials. The free-form micro-optics can realize various beam shaping purposes, such as fast/slow axis collimation, beam coupling, beam homogenization, and beam diffusion for lasers, etc.
Focuslight applies lean manufacturing practices to the company's manufacturing system: our unique wafer-based processing technology produces tens of thousands of lenses from high-grade glass and crystal on a single wafer, with a consistently high level of quality. We have developed and established optical coating capabilities, not only to meet the demand for optical coating of our own products but also to provide optical coating services to customers. With technology innovation, as well as continuous improvements in applying automation, we keep improving our production efficiency and yield, making us possible to sustainably meet the growing demand worldwide.
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