Production Advantages of Opticam Machining Centers for Visible and IR Optics Manufacture

Walter Czajkowski; John Vakiner

doi:10.1364/OFT.1994.OWD4

Optical Fabrication and Testing Workshop
Technical Digest Series (Optica Publishing Group, 1994),
paper OWD4
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Production Advantages of Opticam Machining Centers for Visible and IR Optics Manufacture

Walter Czajkowski and John Vakiner

Optical Fabrication and Testing 1994

Rochester, New York United States
6–9 June 1994
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Abstract

Eastman Kodak Company and Texas Instruments (Defense Systems Electronics Group) have both implemented Opticam (Optics Automation and Management) machinery into their optics manufacturing facilities through participation in the Center for Optics Manufacturing's Optics Manufacturing Modernization Program (Optimod).

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