RayForm app analytics for September 11

RayForm is a shop-floor optics workstation for teams who need surface geometry, polishing evidence, interferometric review, coating run records, and serialized optic genealogy in one place. Geometry Edit S1 / S2 design references: radius, clear aperture, conic and asphere terms, lens dimensions, sag laboratory, material reference, and surface pairing for bi-convex fused silica optics such as LNS-204. Surface Follow the polish process lane. Probe contour maps, inspect radial profiles, log defects, manage aperture zones, import height files, and keep session notes tied to the live tool stage. Wavefront Review interferograms and phase maps. Work Zernike terms, compare against reference, apply aperture masks, link sub-aperture regions, and import Zygo / CSV measurement packs with instrument setup on record. Coating Track coating run CR stacks and spectral curves. Open layer editors, witness samples, fixture maps, AR recipe references, batch optics, and operator run notes for chamber OC cycles. OpticsBook Carry the serialized optic dossier: surface histories, blank certificates, batch serials, QR traceability, controlled rework, documents, final notes, and full manufacturing timeline. Built for optical shops that need instrument clarity—not a thin demo checklist.