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January 4, 2016
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TAG Optics manufactures adaptive optics that use sound to shape light for better machine vision.
NSF-funded small business TAG Optics Inc. develops and manufactures the world’s fastest focusing lens for applications from robotic and machine vision to meteorology by using a proprietary technology that uses sound to shape light.
Credit: TAG Optics Inc.
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