Integrated Optics

Integrated Optics

Address
Kalvariju str. 125B XI build., 2nd floor
Vilnius
08221
Lithuania
Phone: +370 677 84594
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An ISO9001:2015 certified manufacturer of very compact laser sources for spectroscopy and LiDAR applications. Since 2012 Integrated Optics develops proprietary optics assembly method, based on robotics and unique software solutions. We developed laser assembly workstations our selves in order to ensure highest scalability of manufacturing, complete process control and fast adaptation to customer needs.  Wide range of compact power electronics, in-house CNC machining and strong competences in optics design allow us to handle sophisticated engineering projects tailoring specific applications.

LEAN Manufacturing

In production we follow principles of LEAN. One-piece-flow principle helps us offering wide range of products both in small and large volumes, by eliminating quality issues in the early stage and reducing lead time.

ERP Implemented

All processes inside the company are managed using a state-of-the-art ERP system. Information, which is constantly collected there gives us valuable insights about the statistics of lasers that we produce and processes we carry out everyday. It also ensures 100% traceability of our supply chain and converting customer feedback into project tasks for our R&D team.

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