OptoNet Workshop · Ultra Precision Manufacturing of Aspheres and Freeforms
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WORKSHOP • EXHIBITION • EVENING EVENT
It’s time to meet again: In September 2022, there will finally be another workshop ›Ultra Precision Manufacturing of Aspheres and Freeforms‹. Meet the community, get into the latest technologies and developments and celebrate an anniversary: Fraunhofer IOF and OptoNet e.V. are proud to announce the 10th edition of the international workshop in Jena.
This year we focus on Scientific Freeform Optics Projects, Manufacturing Technologies, Freeform Systems & Applications, and Characterization of Freeform Surfaces.
We are looking forward to seeing familiar and new colleagues again, to exciting lectures and interesting exhibitors.
Wednesday, September 14
11:30 Registration & Welcome snack
12:00 Welcoming, Retrospect & Protagonists
Andreas Tünnermann › Fraunhofer-Institut für Angewandte Optik und Feinmechanik IOF, Germany
Anke Siegmeier › OptoNet e.V., Germany
12:30 KEYNOTE
Aspheres, Freeforms and Gratings – Manufacturing and Measurement
Uwe Zeitner › Fraunhofer IOF
13:00 Part I · Scientific Freeform Optics Projects
Research highlights from CeFO, the Center for Freeform Optics
Thomas J. Suleski › UNC Charlotte Center for Freeform Optics, USA
Free your mind – Form your optics: The fo+ Alliance
Sven Kiontke › asphericon GmbH, Germany
The new era for free-form micro-optics: story of a unique pilot line
Jessica van Heck › PHABULOuS Pilot Line Association, Switzerland
14:30 Exhibition & Coffee Break
15:00 Part II · Manufacturing Technologies
Ultra precision polishing asphere and freeform optics by robot ccp
Xuejun Zhang › Changchn Institute of Optics (CIOMP), China
Manufacturing blazed metallic freeform gratings with commercial machines
Cyril Bourgenot, Christopher Graham, John Girkin › Precision Optics Laboratory, University of Durham, UK
Manufacturing of Functional Surfaces by Diamond Machining
Oltmann Riemer, Lars Schönemann › Leibniz-Institut für Werkstofforientierte Technologien IWT, Germany
Enabling New Materials in Ultra Precision Machining Through Ultrasonic Assistance
Benjamin Bulla › son‑x GmbH, Germany
Form Error Compensation of Freeform Surfaces Machined by Diamond Turning
Christopher Morgan › Moore Nanotechnology Systems, LLC, USA
Freeform Optics Fabrication with Atmospheric Plasmajets
Hendrik Paetzelt › Trionplas Technologies GmbH, Germany
17:30 Exhibition & Coffee Break
19:30 Evening event
Andreas Tünnermann › Fraunhofer-Institut für Angewandte Optik und Feinmechanik IOF, Germany
Keynote address: Jeff Roblee › AMETEK Precitech Inc., USA
The event is kindly supported by ZEISS and Qioptiq.
Thursday, September 15
8:00 Registration
8:30 Part III · Freeform Systems and Applications
Using Aspherical Optics: SENTINEL‑4 A Geostationary Imaging UVN Spectrometer for Air Quality Monitoring
Giorgio Bagnasco › ESA/ESTEC Noordwijk, The Netherlands
Satellite-based Quantum Communication: Applications of High-Performance Optical Systems
Fabian Steinlechner › Fraunhofer-Institut für Angewandte Optik und Feinmechanik IOF, Germany
The Hyperspectral Imaging Spectrometer DESIS on board of the International Space Station
Ingo Walter › Deutsches Zentrum für Luft- und Raumfahrt e.V. (DLR), Institut für Optische Sensorsysteme, Germany
Additive Manufacturing of Metal Optical Systems for Space
Nils Heidler, Enrico Hilpert › Fraunhofer-Institut für Angewandte Optik und Feinmechanik IOF, Germany
10:15 Exhibition & Coffee Break
10:50 Part IV · Characterization of Freeform Surfaces
Advances in MRF and SSI Technologies enable new Freeform Manufacturing Capabilities
Jean Pierre Lormeau › QED Technologies, USA
Inline Metrology of Freeform Surfaces
Ruth Mackey, David Mackey › mBryonics Ltd, Ireland
Fast and Accurate Measurement Solution for Aspherical and Freeform Optics
Rens Henselmans › Dutch United Instruments, The Netherlands
Data Processing for Freeform Production and Metrology
Andreas Beutler › Mahr GmbH, Germany
Light scattering based roughness and defect characterization of freeform surface
Christian Mühlig › Fraunhofer-Institut für Angewandte Optik und Feinmechanik IOF, Germany
13:00 Closure
Anke Siegmeier › OptoNet e.V., Germany
13:15 Exhibition & Snack buffet
10th ANNIVERSARY
We celebrate the 10th anniversary of the workshop. All participants, colleagues and companions are invited to the anniversary ceremony in a ›refreshing‹ location. Be curious.
EXHIBITION
Take the chance and present your latest technologies to the workshop audience. The exhibition will be held in the lobby, right next to the dining area and the entrance to the auditorium.
The exhibition is fully booked!
Exhibitors 2022: AMETEK GmbH BU Precitech ⋅ AMETEK GmbH BU Taylor Hobson ⋅ Bühler Alzenau GmbH ⋅ DUTCH UNITED INSTRUMENTS · Mahr GmbH · Moore Nanotechnology Systems ⋅ RSP Technology · SCHNEIDER GmbH & Co. KG · son‑x GmbH · Trionplas Technologies GmbH
PAYMENT & Cancellation Policy
After your registration you will receive a binding confirmation of participation by email. If you have special requirements for your accounting (e.g. order numbers or adresses), please send us an email within the next 5 days. For any question don’t hesitate to contact us.
Please let us know about cancellations asap. Registration fees will not be refunded after August 20, 2022.
VENUE & HOTEL
The workshop takes place at the Abbe-Zentrum Beutenberg. It was opened in January 2006 and provides the science and innovation campus on Jena’s Beutenberg with a new central focus. This central building houses the communal facilities used by all the institutes based on the Beutenberg Campus. It can comfortably accommodate up to 200 people. Here you can check out the Campus Map.
How to reach the Beutenberg Campus:
- By public transport: From the city center, choose either of the bus lines 10, 11, 12, 13 to reach the Beutenberg campus.
- By car: It is not recommended to approach the Beutenberg campus by car due to the lack of public parking lots. However, if you wish to arrive by car, use »Hans-Knöll-Str. 1« as major input for your navigation.
Hotel recommendations:
Workshop Ticker & Social Media
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COVID-Policy
Forecasts are difficult at the current time, but we are confidently planning a face-to-face event. Please understand if we have to adjust the conditions of participation to the general pandemic situation, even at short notice.
Impressions
→ Hot spot for Photonics: Jena, the European capital of optical technologies. The Beutenberg Campus is home to numerous institutes, companys and laboratories – connected to optics and precision engineering.
→ September 2018: Prof. Andreas Tünnermann opens the last workshop in Jena. After a forced break in 2020 it is now time for the anniversary event.
→ Guest from Rochester: Jannick Rolland, University of Rochester and Center for Freeform Optics, speaks to the nearly 200 guests.
→ Time for exhibition and networking: Guests appreciate the balanced mix of technical presentations, exhibition and networking.
Veranstaltungsform
Veranstaltungsort
Abbe Zentrum Beutenberg
Hans-Knöll-Str. 1
07745 Jena
Deutschland
Kontakt
OptoNet e.V.
Nora Kirsten
03641 327 92 90
ed.anej-tenotpo@ofni