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WHITE PAPER: The Future of Optics: How Optical Product Design will Change the World (9/19/2018)

WHITE PAPER: The Future of Optics: How Optical Product Design will Change the World

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Wednesday, September 19, 2018

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The Future of Optics: How Optical Product Design will Change the World

New technologies are creating new opportunities in the optomechanical engineering space. Prepare for what lies ahead in optical product design by reading what 13 experts have to say about how optical product design has changed and where it’s going. Learn how customer expectations are driving to better optical product capabilities, how to deal with shorter development cycles, and how the role of physical prototypes is changing. Plus, see what our experts say are the most exciting innovations in optics.

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