Optical Characterization
Characterize lenses, windows, waveplates, mirrors, and other optical components with 7 µm lateral resolution. The RT1000 detects fine polishing errors, surface irregularities, astigmatism across multiple diopter values and angles, and high-frequency wavefront content that falls below the resolution limit of conventional Shack-Hartmann sensors.Material Inspection
Non-destructive inspection of transparent and reflective materials — optical glass, polymers, semiconductor substrates, and thin films — for refractive index inhomogeneities, thickness gradients, internal stress variations, and surface form. The high dynamic range enables measurements spanning the nanometer to micrometer scale in a single acquisition.Quantitative Phase Imaging
Perform label-free quantitative imaging of transparent and semi-transparent samples by measuring optical path length variations with nanometric sensitivity. The RT1000 enables precise reconstruction of phase maps to extract thickness, morphology, and refractive index information. This makes it ideal for biological research, cell analysis, and advanced microscopy applications where non-invasive, high-resolution measurement is required.Real-Time Observation of Dynamic Samples
Observe live biological or dynamic samples — cells, neurons, tissue sections — in quantitative phase imaging mode without fluorescent labels, dyes, or staining. The 30 FPS real-time capability enables live-cell dynamics, motility studies, and immediate observation of sample responses, making it well suited for oncological research and quantitative phase microscopy.