Applications
Where optical measurement rigor matters most.
AR / VR / MR Optics & Displays
Iris Optics Value
We help define objective, repeatable optical KPIs that correlate with human perception and deploy them into volume manufacturing.
Typical Challenges
- Complex waveguide and pancake lens metrology.
- High sensitivity to stray light, ghosting, and uniformities.
- Difficult to correlate subjective user experience with objective optical measurements.
Key KPIs
MTF / Contrast Stray light / Ghosting metrics Color / Luminance uniformity Eye-box dimensions
Consumer Electronics Imaging Systems
Iris Optics Value
We develop high-throughput, automated optical inspection workflows and ensure tight correlation across your supply chain.
Typical Challenges
- Extremely high volume manufacturing requires fast, robust testing.
- Tight tolerances on active alignment and camera module assembly.
- Managing consistency across multiple global suppliers.
Key KPIs
SFR / MTF Blemish / Particle counts Distortion Relative illumination
Medical Device Optical Systems
Iris Optics Value
We bring rigor and formal validation to your optical metrology, ensuring your measurement systems pass critical audits and perform reliably.
Typical Challenges
- Strict regulatory requirements for measurement validation (IQ/OQ/PQ).
- Need for extremely high reliability and low false-accept rates.
- Complex endoscopic or diagnostic imaging architectures.
Key KPIs
Resolution Color accuracy Signal-to-noise ratio Field of view
Industrial Machine Vision
Iris Optics Value
We bridge the gap between lab algorithms and factory floor reality, deploying robust AOI systems that operators can trust.
Typical Challenges
- Harsh manufacturing environments affecting imaging consistency.
- Varying part presentations and complex defect definitions.
- Need to integrate vision with automation and data systems.
Key KPIs
Defect detection rate (True Positive) False reject rate (False Positive) Measurement accuracy (Gauge R&R) Cycle time