3DOptix

Optical engineers, researchers, and students can use 3DOptix to lay out and test optical systems before assembling them in the lab. The browser-based workspace lets users place lenses, mirrors, light sources, detectors, mounts, and other components on a 3D optical bench, then trace light through the setup as they adjust positions and angles. Its catalog includes real optical and optomechanical parts, and users can also bring in CAD models or existing Zemax and CODE V designs. Run simulations to inspect beam paths and evaluate results such as spot diagrams, image resolution, wavefront, polarization, irradiance, and stray light. The tools support tasks such as checking focus, comparing a design’s performance, and planning a bench setup. Users can share designs in a browser, export a parts list, and generate a layout to help reproduce the modeled assembly. 3DOptix may suit teams who want to explore free-space optical setups and catch design issues before building; it runs online rather than as installed desktop software.

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