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Apollo Optical Systems Hosts Free Polymer Optics Workshop in Kirkland
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Join Apollo Optical Systems and Synopsys Zemax on November 13 in Kirkland, WA, for a free Polymer Optics Lunch & Learn featuring insights on optical design, live demos, and one-on-one technical discussions. Lunch and refreshments included.

SEATTLE - Washingtoner -- Apollo Optical Systems, a leader in precision polymer optics manufacturing based in Rochester, NY — the optics capital of the United States and part of the Seattle-based Pike Street Capital portfolio, will host a free "Polymer Optics Lunch & Learn" workshop on Wednesday, November 13 at 10:00 a.m. at the Heathman Hotel in Kirkland, WA.

In partnership with Synopsys Zemax, the event will offer engineers, designers, and product developers an opportunity to explore how advanced polymer optics are transforming imaging, illumination, and photonics systems. Live demonstrations will show how Zemax optical design software bridges design and manufacturability for high-performance, cost-effective solutions.

The workshop marks Apollo's second stop on its 2025 road tour, following a successful Detroit-area event earlier this year that brought together engineers and innovators to discuss the expanding role of polymer optics in modern product design.

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Attendees will gain insights into:
  • The latest advancements in polymer optical design and manufacturing
  • When and how to choose polymer optics over glass
  • Case studies showcasing performance and cost advantages
  • A live Q&A session with Apollo engineers

After the presentation, attendees can schedule one-on-one meetings with Apollo's experts to discuss specific projects or challenges. Participants are encouraged to bring their working drawings for personalized feedback.

The workshop is free of charge, and lunch and refreshments will be provided. Seating is limited, and advance registration is required at crm.apollooptical.com/free-polymer-optics-workshop-seattle.

About Apollo Optical Systems

Apollo Optical Systems designs and manufactures custom optical components, assemblies, and systems that power innovation across medical, defense, automotive, and commercial industries. With expertise in polymer optics, Apollo delivers end-to-end solutions—from concept and design through precision production.

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Apollo is part of Pike Street Capital, a Seattle-based private equity firm that partners with industrial technology and advanced manufacturing companies. The collaboration strengthens Apollo's growth and connection to the Pacific Northwest's thriving innovation ecosystem.

About Synopsys Zemax

Synopsys Zemax provides industry-leading software that enables engineers to design, simulate, and optimize optical systems from concept to production. Its tools are used globally across industries including aerospace, medical devices, and consumer electronics.

Event Details
Date:
November 13, 2025
Time: 10:00 a.m. – 12:00 p.m.
Location: Heathman Hotel, Kirkland, WA
Cost: Free (registration required)
Includes: Lunch & refreshments, optional 1:1 technical consultations
Register: crm.apollooptical.com/free-polymer-optics-workshop-seattle

Media Contact
Luana Lapatra
***@apollooptical.com
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Source: Apollo Optical Systems

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