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James Webb Space Telescope primary mirror. Application imagery: NASA.

Scalable precision optics

Precision mirrors take time and skilled work to produce. We’re developing a process to shorten production cycles and increase throughput—bringing precision optics to scale.

Based in South Korea

Our focus
Precision mirrors · 20–40 cm platform
The opportunity
Consistent precision. Faster production.
Our technology
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A precise surface. A much bigger purpose.

Our manufacturing platform is focused on precision mirrors for space and advanced imaging. The first step is making the same demanding surface reliably, part after part.

Planned mirror platform
20–40 cm
Initial aspheric mirror focus
20–30 cm
What is an aspheric mirror?

Its surface departs from a simple sphere. That gives optical designers more control over where light goes. Making that particular shape accurately—and repeatedly—is the manufacturing challenge.

A gold Webb mirror segment held in a measurement fixture at NASA Goddard.
Mirror handling and measurement at NASA Goddard. Industry context: NASA/Chris Gunn.
A large telescope mirror under a polishing tool, with circular polishing traces across its surface.
Hubble primary mirror during polishing. Archival manufacturing example: NASA/MSFC.

Precision in every mirror. Consistency at scale.

Every mirror needs a precisely shaped surface and consistent optical quality. We’re connecting polishing, measurement, and correction to achieve that precision in less time, with a process designed for repeat production.

  • Precisely controlled optical surfaces
  • Consistent quality, mirror after mirror
  • Shorter cycles. Higher throughput.

Small differences. Mission-level consequences.

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Space and satellite

See farther.

Lightweight mirrors for Earth observation, space telescopes, and satellite payloads.

NASA

Defense

See with confidence.

Precision optics for surveillance, sighting, and infrared imaging.

U.S. Air Force/Patrick Boyle

Precision optics

Measure more precisely.

Specialized optics for ground telescopes, measurement instruments, and laser systems.

NASA/Chris Gunn

Semiconductor optics

Inspect at finer scales.

Inspection and lithography optics are a longer-term expansion area.

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The Andromeda galaxy observed in ultraviolet by the GALEX space telescope.

A new company. Deep optical roots.

Our team combines space-optics systems experience with three decades of aspheric fabrication—bringing design, manufacturing, and metrology together for precision at scale.

Andromeda, through the optics of GALEX. NASA/JPL/Caltech.

20+ years of space-optics experience

Optical systems, end to end.

Experience across design, fabrication, measurement, and alignment, with research leadership at Korea’s national astronomy institute and work in defense optics.

Three decades of aspheric fabrication

Deep roots in precision polishing.

The team brings experience in Zeeko’s polishing technology and NASA’s GALEX telescope optics, with research roots at UCL and Yonsei University.

Meet the team

See how precision becomes repeatable.

Explore how we connect polishing, measurement, and correction—and how that process can grow from one manufacturing cell into a connected factory.

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A photon-sieve optic illuminated with red laser light during a NASA optical test.
Optical testing at NASA Goddard. NASA/W. Hrybyk.

A clearer view of the opportunity.

Talk with us about the development plan, investment, or an optical component project.