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In addition to classical lens design features, OSLO combines advanced ray tracing, analysis, and optimization methods with a compiled macro language to solve a variety of problems in optical design.
Release v6.6.2 consists of several updates and improvements, including support for the Hikari index interpolation formula and an overhaul of the glass catalogs to reflect the latest data from CDGM, Hikari, Hoya, Ohara, Schott, and Sumita.
Primarily used for lens design, OSLO enables optical designers to determine the optimal sizes and shapes of the components in optical systems and is capable of modeling a wide range of reflective, refractive, and diffractive components.
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