What We Do
If you need extra optical engineering expertise or have a short-term gap in talent, we can help! We provide hourly or project-based assistance in optical design, optimization, and debugging.
Did a global manufacturing headache involving optics pop up suddenly, and you don't have the manpower to sort it out? Send us a message! We're great at figuring out those types of SNAFU's.
Have a short-term need for an optical engineer and but can't justify bringing on a permanent employee? Reduce your commitment and risk by hiring Spire Starter LLC!
Whether you're in the initial ideation phase, first drafts of your project, scaling to mass-production or figuring out production problems, we're happy to help. If there are optics involved in your project, the sooner you bring in expertise in optical science, the more smoothly your program will progress and scale!
Sometimes companies make the mistake of continuing with a thrown-together optical design that worked in the proof-of-concept phases but was never optimized. Without tolerance studies and optimization, it's nearly impossible to know how close to the brink of disaster your system operates at. If that original concept is then expanded into mass production, or worse, an entire product line, that can result in extremely costly fixes when failures start to occur.
Avoid that headache and expense by requesting a consultation. We can tell you how optical science can make your specific product or process more robust. Send us a message -- the initial consultation is free!
Interested in training or education specific to your industry? We're happy to increase the optics know-how at your organization! Plus, we can break down difficult subjects into easy-to-understand concepts. We don't use jargon to confuse you -- we only use it when necessary and we explain technical words simply. Check out the Education section on this site and the Glossary of Optics Words for examples of how we communicate.
Did a global manufacturing headache involving optics pop up suddenly, and you don't have the manpower to sort it out? Send us a message! We're great at figuring out those types of SNAFU's.
Have a short-term need for an optical engineer and but can't justify bringing on a permanent employee? Reduce your commitment and risk by hiring Spire Starter LLC!
Whether you're in the initial ideation phase, first drafts of your project, scaling to mass-production or figuring out production problems, we're happy to help. If there are optics involved in your project, the sooner you bring in expertise in optical science, the more smoothly your program will progress and scale!
Sometimes companies make the mistake of continuing with a thrown-together optical design that worked in the proof-of-concept phases but was never optimized. Without tolerance studies and optimization, it's nearly impossible to know how close to the brink of disaster your system operates at. If that original concept is then expanded into mass production, or worse, an entire product line, that can result in extremely costly fixes when failures start to occur.
Avoid that headache and expense by requesting a consultation. We can tell you how optical science can make your specific product or process more robust. Send us a message -- the initial consultation is free!
Interested in training or education specific to your industry? We're happy to increase the optics know-how at your organization! Plus, we can break down difficult subjects into easy-to-understand concepts. We don't use jargon to confuse you -- we only use it when necessary and we explain technical words simply. Check out the Education section on this site and the Glossary of Optics Words for examples of how we communicate.
SolidSmack Feature with Zemax and Synopsys
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Need a basic explanation of what optical engineering is and why you need it in hardware development?
Check out the SolidSmack.com article and embedded video by Erin M. McDermott at this link: |
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Or watch SolidSmack's video here:
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The Symbol You Need to Include on All Your Drawings
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Or, if you're simply looking for the magic word you need to include on all your engineering prints so that you don't need to ever engage with an optical engineer or conduct an optical analysis, see this instructional video: |
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