Evolved design for telecentric optical systems based on particle swarm optimization and semi-supervised learning

Qian, Bowen; Yang, Bo; Liu, Yunpeng; Zhao, Qianyang; Chen, Shishuang; Chen, Qiuhang; Zhao, Zhiwei

doi:10.1016/j.optcom.2023.129769

Optics Communications

2023

DOI: 10.1016/j.optcom.2023.129769

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Evolved design for telecentric optical systems based on particle swarm optimization and semi-supervised learning

Bowen Qian

Bo Yang

Yunpeng Liu

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Artificial intelligence in optical lens design

Yow,

Wong,

Zhang

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Traditional optical design entails arduous, iterative stages that significantly rely on the intuition and experience of lens designers. Starting-point design selection has always been the major hurdle for most optical design problem, and different designers might produce different final lens designs even if using the same initial specification. Lens designers typically choose designs from existing lens databases, analyse relevant lens structures, or explore patent literature and technical publications. With increased processing capability, producing automated lens designs using Artificial Intelligence (AI) approaches is becoming a viable alternative. Therefore, it is noteworthy that a comprehensive review addressing the latest advancements in using AI for starting-point design is still lacking. Herein, we highlight the gap at the confluence of applied AI and optical lens design, by presenting a comprehensive review of the current literature with an emphasis on using various AI approaches to generate starting-point designs for refractive optical systems, discuss the limitations, and suggest a potential alternate approach for further research.

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Artificial intelligence in optical lens design

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Wong,

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Evolved design for telecentric optical systems based on particle swarm optimization and semi-supervised learning

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