Precision optics are used to create detailed maps that are used to use land optimally. They are used to monitor crop health, improving cop yields and reducing pesticide and water use.

Defense and rescue teams rely on drones to see what is happening on the ground as it happens. Precision optics make that possible, delivering the clarity needed for intelligence gathering, national security, and search-and-rescue missions.

Drones require lightweight, compact optical assemblies to maximize flight time and battery efficiency. Precision glass molding enables complex aspheric shapes. One aspheric lens can replace a stack of several spherical lenses.