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"You've gone from making Brownie cameras to lenses that are now mapping the far side of Pluto," he told an audience of about 200 people.

“It's growing and this is a hub for the photonics community and it's just a sign of things to come,” says Ian Ferralli, an RIT graduate and...

Rochester will be the chosen site for a Photonics Manufacturing Institute. “A huge impact on the local economy,” said Optimax President Mike...

Until this week, no one had ever seen Pluto's surface quite so crisp and clear, and Optimax Systems in Ontario had a hand in capturing the photos. "It's...

Among those watching the Pluto flyby closely will be a group of local scientists whose work was on board when New Horizons launched in September 2005.

NASA scientists hope stunning new photos of Pluto will teach us more about how the solar system formed.

And an education in optics doesn't end when someone finds a job, as companies such as Optimax have in-house training and tuition reimbursement programs.

Kate Medicus, Ph.D., Metrologist speaks on Freeform optical manufacturing and testing processes for IR conformal window and domes. This talk will include an...

Joe Serio, Group Leader is in our Employee Spotlight Joe currently is a group leader specializing in prototype spheres and flats. He has spent his entire...

Customers trust Optimax to create high-quality optics and deliver them fast, and our freeforms are no exception. Freeform optical shapes or optical surfaces...