When working with complex optical surfaces—freeforms, aspheres, off-axis parabolas, and other conic sections—efficient and accurate metrology is critical. Measurement data reduction is a step in the optical finish process and can be a bottleneck requiring complex processing, manual adjustments,...
AOM is looking forward to showcasing our new products - and more - at Optifab in...
We are excited to announce Janet Acree has joined the AOM team as our new Marketing Communications Coordinator! She has a master's degree in mathematics education and brings eight years of...
We are thrilled to share that Arizona Optical...
One of the things we love about working at AOM is the opportunity to collaborate with brilliant researchers from around the world. That's why we are delighted to host Bob Parks from the Optical...
It was a great day at the WNY Optics Golf Tournament! Looks like our team...
AOM is happy to welcome Tyler Gross! Before joining the AOM team, Tyler earned an MS in mechanical engineering from The University of Arizona. His area of study emphasized solid mechanics and...
📣 Exciting news! AOM is sponsoring and participating in the 23rd Annual WNY Optics Golf Tournament on July 20! 🏌️♀️🏌️♂️ Join us in supporting the Golisano Children's Hospital in Rochester and...
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University of Arizona graduate students were challenged to design their own computer-generated holograms (CGHs) following a guest lecture by AOM's Dr. Logan Rodriguez Graves. These tiny, 2-inch...
Arizona Optical Metrology is excited to bring a live demonstration of CGH metrology to the Laser World of Photonics Munich exhibition! AOM team members Tyler Steele and Eddie LaVilla will be on hand...
The International Day of Light is celebrated on May 16th each year, the anniversary of the first successful operation of the laser in 1960 by physicist and engineer, Theodore Maiman. Discover how...
We are pleased to announce Melissa Ryczek has joined AOM at our Rochester location.