Talk To A
Project Manager
We will discuss your project and our relevant experience to see if we are the right fit to assist you.
- 30 minute call
- 20+ years experience
- Concept to production
- Optics + Electronics + Mechanics
Where we can help
Clients work with us for many reasons. Here are a few:

Filling Skills Gaps
Your project needs optical engineering, but your current team is limited in experience or availability in core areas.

Off-the-Shelf Solutions Don't Work
Stock lenses are too expense in volume, don't match your requirements or don't exist.

Lab to Production Is Uncharted Territory
You need to move from an idea or a proof-of-concept to volume manufacturing and want a partner who's done it before.
What to expect on the call
Prior to call
- Sending technical details, requirements, specifications, or sketches is helpful, but not required.
- We can sign an NDA if needed.
- We will review any information you send to prepare for the call.
What we will cover
- Related projects from our work history.
- Our questions and comments.
- Our suggested next steps.
Customer Feedback
Frequently Asked Questions
Who will I be talking to?
A project manager – an experienced member of our team who has run 100+ optical development projects, from first concept through to production.
What should I prepare?
We will review any materials you send ahead to time, but it’s OK to wait until the call to explain your project.
Can I send something for you to look at first?
Yes. Reply to your confirmation email with whatever you have: a short description of the project, a specification or a drawing, or your constraints and goals.
Can we sign an NDA before I share details?
Yes. We can sign an NDA before the call.
Can we meet on Teams, Zoom or Google Meet instead?
By default we call you on the number you leave when you book. If you prefer a video call, send an invite to the address in your confirmation email and we will accept it.
What if my project is still just an idea?
That is a good time to talk. It is much cheaper to find out at the concept stage that an approach will not work than after a prototype has been built.
What happens if we decide to work together?
We start by clarifying the objective and constraints, specifications, requirements and goals. Then we can prepare a proposal based on the scope of work that works for your situation.
Pick a time and tell us what you are working on.