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Category: Methods

Methods and mathematics

  • It’s Quiet, For a Reson
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    It’s Quiet, For a Reson

    Working on It You may have noticed the blog’s been a little quiet lately—that’s focus, not neglect. At Senslogic we live by a simple rule: first know what something should be, then show that it is. Solid models first, and then, measure. The Missing Link WaveMe can already measure, align, and inspect like a champ—but…

  • CAD – It’s not just for mechanics you know
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    CAD – It’s not just for mechanics you know

    Introduction – Redefining CAD When most people hear “CAD,” they think of 3D mechanical design software, like SolidWorks, AutoCAD or CATIA. It’s a natural association: the tools are visual, tactile, and tangible. But should CAD, in its literal sense—using computers to aid in design—be limited to just this mechanical space? It’s a leading question, I…

  • Physical Optics On the Nvidia GPU
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    Physical Optics On the Nvidia GPU

    Intro For most of my career in optics, I have been simulating imaging of spatial light modulators, and mostly, SLMs illuminated with partially coherent sources. Usually, the FFT makes a fairly swift job of it, for a single image at least. Sometimes, though, One needs to do a lot of simulations. One such example is…

  • Instant Vision
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    Instant Vision

    Why WaveMe Looking for a solution that involves a vision camera? Want a high-performance application that lets you call the shots? Then you should have a look at WaveMe. WaveMe is a platform that solves the common problems you will encounter when building vision applications that need access to high-end graphics. WaveMe is for you…

  • Can AI Do Your Code?

    Can AI Do Your Code?

    I guess I am on a mission, a mission to moderate the awe people seem to be struck with related to AI. Since I’m into optics, I write a lot of code, all sorts of code, and obviously I’m interested to spend as little time as I can doing it. Before I added Zernike plotting…

  • Physical Modeling and OSS
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    Physical Modeling and OSS

    Introduction Wtih this tech talk, I would like to offer some perspective on building a physical modeling framework with Open Source Software. This is something I’ve done for a very long time and found very rewarding. Why – and – When First, we need to go back to why would you do it? Isn’t Zemax,…