Opthalmology
The standard for retinal design management
OCT began in ophthalmology and remains one of its most impactful technologies. The convergence of spectral-domain detection, holographic grating advances, high-speed camera development, and the clinical demands transformed OCT into the standard of care for retinal disease management.
At the core of every high-performance ophthalmic OCT system lies a carefully engineered spectrometer. Its speed, sensitivity, optical efficiency, and regulatory robustness directly determine clinical image quality and diagnostic reliability.
For developers of OCT systems, spectrometer performance is not merely a component specification — it is foundational to clinical success.
Angiography
Enabling depth-resolved vascular imaging
Optical Coherence Tomography Angiography (OCT-A) is a powerful extension of OCT that enables visualization of blood vessels without the need for exogenous contrast agents. Unlike fluorescein angiography or indocyanine green angiography, OCT-A provides depth-resolved vascular imaging, allowing clinicians and researchers to localize vessels within specific tissue layers.
Today, OCT-A remains the only widely adopted technique capable of imaging microvasculature in three dimensions, non-invasively, and without injected dye. Most common applications are investigating stent failure and plaque build up.
Laser Weld Depth Monitoring
Real-time keyhole penetration measurement
System Integrators have developed proprietary dual weld and inspection heads whereby, the SLED illumination source is projected co-axially through the same optics as the welding laser. This provides real time SD-OCT weld penetration depth measurements with micron level precision at imaging depths down to 14mm at speeds of up to 250kHz. Primary application is EV battery weld monitoring.
Non-Destructive Testing (NDT)
Sub-surface defect inspection with OCT
Spectra Domain OCT represents a transformative advancement in the inspection and control of material processing applications. By providing real-time, high-resolution access to subsurface structures, OCT addresses a critical unmet need that has long limited the reliability of these technologies. More than just an inspection tool, OCT serves as a bridge between observation and control, enabling a new generation of intelligent manufacturing systems.
As integration challenges are overcome and data analytics capabilities mature, OCT is poised to become a cornerstone of advanced, high-precision production environments.
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