From optical requirements to a lens starting point.
Enter focal length, f-number, field, wavelengths, and package limits. Get a starting prescription to inspect, edit, and export as ZMX.
What you get
- Zemax-compatible ZMX prescription
- Spot, MTF, PSF, ray-fan, Seidel, and wavefront analysis
- Interactive 3D layout and prescription editor
- Glass catalogs: Schott, Ohara, Hoya, and others
Start from a specification
Describe the system in chat. Set focal length, f-number, field, spectrum, image size, and mechanical limits. rAI Optics returns a starting prescription for review in Studio.
Analyze and adjust in Studio
Edit radii, thicknesses, materials, apertures, and conics in the prescription table. Check the 3D layout, spot diagrams, MTF, PSF, ray fans, Seidel terms, and wavefront.
Export ZMX
Download a Zemax-compatible ZMX file of the prescription.
Spec in, prescription out.
Chat turns a specification into a starting prescription. Studio is the editor and analysis view. Export ZMX when you want the file in Zemax.
- ZMX export
- Glass search across Schott, Ohara, Hoya, and other catalogs
- Designs saved to your account
Guided workflow
01
Describe your optical system
Define imaging requirements, spectral bands, package constraints, and performance goals in natural language.
02
Get a starting prescription
The assistant runs paraxial and real ray tracing to propose a starting point.
03
Refine and export
Analyze performance in Studio, optimize selected variables, and export the prescription as ZMX.
Bring a spec. Leave with a starting prescription.
Generate a start, check it in Studio, and download a ZMX file.