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Is your Vision application limited by the lens you use?
With new high-resolution machine vision cameras and sensors appearing almost weekly It is becoming increasingly rare to find a standard format device. Consequently, sourcing a lens optimised for the...
Satellite Imaging – the future of remote sensing
Satellite imaging has surpassed the use of terrestrial and aerial imaging by overcoming the limitation of geographical reach, owing to its comprehensive coverage of the world and quick delivery of...
Designing Space-Ready Lenses
When designing a lens for a space application a key consideration is the life of the application or how long is the optical system required to work for. The longer the optical system is in orbit the...
Ultra HD Lenses for Satellite Imaging
Making technology operate reliably in space is not straight forward, with both mechanical and environmental challenges, such as extreme temperature changes and radiation that can damage electronics...
Optics for Space Applications
Resolve Optics supports space-based applications with its extensive experience of developing robust, radiation resistant lenses and optical systems that operate successfully in an unforgiving...
Matching lenses and camera sensors
With pixel sizes of imaging sensors becoming ever smaller, system integrators must pay careful attention to their choice of optics. To realise the full potential of your machine vision camera or...
Ruggedised Lenses for Industrial Processes
Respected magazine - Processing & Control News (PCN) Europe has interviewed Mark Pontin (our MD) to give its readers an insight into the importance of using ruggedised lenses for optical...
Do you need lenses that can withstand vibration & shock?
Lenses used in automation, industrial inspection and mobile applications are often exposed to vibrations and shocks that would render a standard imaging lens useless. For optical systems that...
Versatile HD lens for Head-Up Display systems
Lenses for today's aviation HUD (Head-Up Display) systems are more likely to be used to capture images of the pilots view out of the cockpit with the symbology over laid on the final image as...








