optical simulations

Optical simulations are computer-based models that predict how light behaves in different environments, devices, or materials. They help engineers and designers understand how lenses, glasses, cameras, or optical systems will perform by analyzing how light rays bend, reflect, or pass through objects. These simulations enable the testing and optimization of optical designs before physical prototypes are made, saving time and resources. They incorporate physics principles to accurately show how light interacts with surfaces and materials, ensuring the final product meets desired performance, clarity, and efficiency specifications.