Optical Grinding Machine

An optical machine processes light (photons) for observation, analysis, or manufacturing, ranging from simple magnifying glasses to complex instruments like telescopes, cameras, and fiber splicers. In manufacturing, they precisely cut, grind, polish, coat, and inspect lenses, mirrors, and other components, while in diagnostics, they use light for imaging (like OCT scans) or sorting materials. They work by manipulating light's properties (reflection, refraction) to enhance vision or gather data, essential for eyewear, scientific research, and telecommunications.