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Exhibition Preview: When off-the-shelf optics just won’t do
https://www.messe-stuttgart.de/vision/en/If you are looking for a design optimised lens or optical system for your sensor, camera or instrument system we invite you to come and talk with our...
Customer centric custom optical design and manufacture
For an informative introduction to Resolve Optics custom optical design and manufacture capabilities and in-house facilities we invite you to watch this video Our aim is in less than 1 week from...
Looking to capture high resolution aerial surveillance data?
Large format sensors can capture an immense amount of detail over an extremely large image. In the context of aerial surveillance, this allows operators to cover a much larger area with a single...
Emerging Nuclear Sensor Technologies
Nuclear sensors are vital for detecting and measuring nuclear radiation in applications such as nuclear power generation, medical imaging, and environmental monitoring. However, while traditional...
In the Press: Nuclear engineering news and opinion
Many thanks to the editorial team at Engineerlive for recently reporting on why radiation-resistant lenses are essential for the nuclear industry. They discuss how these lenses are used in nuclear...
Seasons Greetings from Resolve Optics
The team at Resolve Optics would like to acknowledge all the customers and supply partners who have helped us develop our business in 2025. Thanks for helping us achieve a positive year, enjoy some...
Report from World Nuclear Exhibition 2025
Recently Resolve Optics visited WNE 2025 - the world's leading civil nuclear exhibition. At this well attended meeting we met with Camera Manufacturers and Systems Integrators to discuss their...
Does your operating environment challenge standard lenses?
Then look no further! For over 20 years we have designed and supplied custom ruggedized lenses able to withstand harsh environmental conditions whilst maintaining high reliability and top...
Tech Brief: Infrared lenses for more challenging applications
Infrared (IR) lenses are widely used in applications that require sensing heat or infrared light, such as thermal imaging. They are also crucial for night vision in military and surveillance...








