Abstract

The possibilities of automating the batching process of optical elements in the selective assembly of camera lenses are demonstrated. To this end, a subroutine (macro) integrated in Zemax software is developed. The validation results of this macro realizing a sequential method for the batching process of optical elements are demonstrated.

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