SPIE, the International Society for Optics and Photonics, is actively collaborating with various stakeholders in the photonics industry, including local academic institutions, to address and find solutions for the pressing shortage of skilled optics and photonics technicians. This initiative aims to bridge the gap between industry demands and the availability of trained professionals. Genny, an experienced Optician at Optimax, shares her insights and enthusiasm about her role, saying, “I'm making these beautiful lenses, and we are selling them! It is fantastic to know I am creating optics that are doing so much good.” Her work not only contributes to the success of her company but also plays a significant part in advancing the field of optics, impacting various sectors such as healthcare, communications, and technology, where these lenses are utilized to improve and innovate.

Mar 2, 2020
Optics & Photonics Technician Shortage
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