Webinar: Ansys SPEOS for Optical Lightguides

April 8, 2024 Yaelle Olivier

Ever wondered how light travels within a device? This Rand Simulation webinar will be your guide to understanding and designing optical lightguides using Ansys SPEOS. We'll explain the fundamentals of SPEOS and explore its capabilities for simulating light behavior in lightguides.

Join us on Wednesday, May 22 at 2 PM ET and discover how we can help you:

Gain an understanding of lightguides, applications, and industries.
Optimize light distribution within your design.
Reduce prototyping costs by virtually testing performance.
Better understand SPEOS via product demo of building a workflow.
Design innovative lighting solutions with confidence.

This is the perfect introduction to leveraging SPEOS for optical lightguide projects. Register today and shed light on a brighter future!

About the Author

In Yaelle’s role as Optical Application Engineer in the Optics Business Unit (OBU) of Rand SIM, Yaelle completes analyses of clients’ designs, helps new customers find the right software for their needs, and provides support to existing customers. Yaelle has a background in spectroscopy and lens design, has many years of experience in Ansys Zemax, and is branching into Lumerical and SPEOS. Yaelle can leverage optics and photonics simulations to meet customer needs in an ever-changing landscape.
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