Standard product supply
For projects that can use an existing laparoscope or thoracoscope configuration.
Start with the intended application, outer diameter, viewing direction and working length.
PARTNERSHIPS / OEM & ODM
Rigid endoscope optics for your system.
From standard rigid scopes to application-specific optical and mechanical requirements, opentic works with endoscopy system manufacturers to evaluate scope configuration, system matching and product customization.
Project scope, technical feasibility and commercial terms are evaluated case by case.
COOPERATION PATHS
Start with the right scope of work.
Choose the path closest to your project. Technical requirements can be refined during evaluation.
System matching
For evaluation with a specific camera, light source or imaging platform.
Optical performance and interface requirements are reviewed in the context of the intended imaging chain.
Optical & mechanical customization
For projects with defined optical, dimensional, mechanical or interface requirements.
Feasibility is evaluated against the intended application and system architecture.
Private label
For distributors or system manufacturers requiring customer-specific branding and product presentation.
Branding, labeling and presentation requirements can be reviewed as part of the project scope.
WHY OPENTIC FOR OEM / ODM
Optics, manufacturing and alignment in one discussion.
A rigid endoscope is one part of a complete imaging chain. OEM projects work best when optical design, mechanical integration and manufacturing repeatability are considered together.
Rigid Optical Scopeopentic product focus
System context
CameraLight SourceImaging Platform
Concept only · Project-specific matching
Precision optical design & alignment
Optical alignment and calibration are used to minimize center-to-edge image quality variation.
Aspheric optics & performance control
Aspheric optical design supports low-distortion imaging and high-resolution system requirements.
Precision joining & welding
Sapphire window joining and precision laser welding support durable, dimensionally controlled assemblies.
System-oriented matching
Scope requirements can be evaluated in the context of the intended camera, light source and imaging platform.
PROJECT INPUTS
What we need to evaluate your project.
A clear project brief helps us identify the right starting point and the information that requires technical evaluation.
PRODUCT REQUIREMENTS
Application
Laparoscopy, thoracoscopy or another defined rigid endoscopy application.
Imaging mode
White light, ICG / NIR fluorescence, or another defined imaging requirement.
Scope dimensions
Required outer diameter and other dimensional constraints.
Direction of view
For example, 0° or 30°.
Working length
Required insertion or working length for the intended application.
PROJECT CONTEXT
Target imaging system
Camera, light source and imaging platform involved in the project.
Target market
Country or region where the finished system is intended to be supplied.
Project stage & expected demand
Concept, prototype, validation or commercial stage, together with an estimated demand range where available.
Project scope, technical feasibility, validation requirements and commercial terms are reviewed case by case.
PROJECT FLOW
From requirement brief to production discussion.
A structured project process helps align optical, mechanical and system-level requirements before commercial production is discussed.
Requirement brief
Application, scope configuration and target imaging system.
Feasibility review
Optical, mechanical and interface requirements are reviewed.
Specification alignment
Key parameters, tolerances and validation criteria are clarified.
Sample / prototype evaluation
Evaluation units or prototype arrangements can be discussed according to project scope.
Validation
Product and system-level performance are reviewed against agreed requirements.
Commercial & production discussion
Supply scope, expected volumes, documentation and commercial terms are addressed separately.
Your next step
Discuss your projectA precise brief is a useful beginning.
Tell us the application, scope configuration and system context you are evaluating. We will use the information to start a focused technical discussion.