Applications
With our expertise, we have provided our value-adds / engineering support to some of the world’s most reputable technology companies in diversified applications spanning Consumer Electronics, Automotive, Lightings, Medical & Security & Telecommunications.
Consumer
Electronics
Micro-optics are widely used in optical sensors in consumer electronics such as mobile phones, web cams, tablets, wearables and many other connected devices. With the demand for greater optical performance, the lens system now requires far more complex optical elements. Moveon has long experience in tailor-made optics with the desired performance dedicating to consumer electronics.
Automotive
Optical applications in the automotive industry are gaining tractions faster than ever before. From LiDAR systems to novel displays and autonomous vehicle applications, optics are driving the innovation. Over the years, Moveon has delivered various optical components in mass-scale to the automotive industries.
Medical
The medical device industry is another rapidly growing area of opportunity for optics and photonics technology. With applications ranging from diagnostics to surgical tools to therapeutics, the functional optics are only scratching the surface within the medical field. Moveon is providing optical technologies to the medical field, driving the medical diagnostics as imaging and spectroscopic techniques to come together.
Others
Lightings, security, telecommunications and mixed reality (AR/VR) are among the applications that we develop, prototype and manufacture the optical components for our clients.
Frequently Asked Questions:
1. What simulation capabilities does Moveon have?
Moveon offers simulation capabilities including ray tracing for optical design, mold flow analysis for injection molding, and spectral simulation for optical coatings.
2. What design capabilities does Moveon have?
Moveon offers Design for Manufacturing (DFM) for all projects. DFM is a methodology focused on optimizing product design to enhance manufacturability, reduce costs, and improve overall production efficiency.
Our capabilities include designing refractive and diffractive optics, lens stacks, mechanical jigs and fixtures, injection mold tools, and camera modules.
3. What prototyping capabilities does Moveon have?
Moveon has a range of in-house prototyping capabilities to support rapid and precise product development. The selection of the most suitable process depends on several factors, including material system, part size, mechanical or optical requirements, and cost considerations.
Our prototyping processes include micro-scale 3D printing via Two-Photon Polymerization (2PP), direct diamond turning, nanoimprint replication, 3D inkjet printing, and micro-molding.
4. What size range of optics can Moveon support?
Moveon can manufacture optics ranging in size from as small as 500 µm × 500 µm (L × W) to as large as 300 mm × 200 mm (L × W).
5. What is the smallest feature size possible for nano- and micro-optics?
Moveon can manufacture optics with feature sizes as small as 200 nm.
6. What manufacturing processes does Moveon have in-house?
Moveon offers an extensive range of manufacturing processes, including injection molding, micro-molding, high-performance optical coatings, diamond turning, master and mold fabrication, optical replication, wafer-level nanoimprint manufacturing, and glass press molding.
7. What quality certifications does Moveon have?
Moveon is proudly ISO 9001, ISO 13485, ISO 14001, and IATF 16949 certified, a testament to our quality and compliance commitment.
8. Does Moveon have high volume experience?
Yes, Moveon has extensive high-volume experience, having served over 150 customers and shipped more than 70 million optical parts for applications in consumer electronics, automotive, medical, and defense industries.