Optical & microoptical component design
Design or refine optical and microoptical components around the application, interfaces and constraints agreed for your project.
DigiWindow is an ultra-light, invisible near-eye display that delivers contextual information privately—only the wearer can see it, exactly when it matters.

The volume is less than 0.1cc, and it can display without needing eyeglass lenses.
Based on the team's unique accumulation in the field of micro and nano optics, GygesLabs has developed the world's smallest micro near-eye display system.

Ultimately solving all the challenges of simplifying and returning smart glasses to their essence.


By Gyges Labs / GYGES LABS PTE. LTD.
Gyges Labs provides commissioned optical and microoptical component design under DIGIWINDOW. Tell us what your project needs: the design scope, review points and deliverables are agreed for each engagement.
Project scope may include:
Design or refine optical and microoptical components around the application, interfaces and constraints agreed for your project.
Evaluate design options through simulation and refine the design against agreed criteria, where this work is included in the project scope.
Review design work with your team and prepare the documentation agreed for project handoff.
Your proposal specifies what will be delivered. Depending on the agreed scope, this may include:
Start with a non-confidential brief covering the application, design question and integration constraints.
Define the design work, deliverables, review points and commercial arrangements before work begins.
Review the agreed design work with your team and receive the specified materials at handoff.
Contact Gyges Labs with an outline of your needs to discuss whether the proposed task is suitable for a DIGIWINDOW design engagement.
Deliverables, file formats and review requirements are defined in the agreed project scope. The examples above do not imply a fixed package for every engagement.
Start with a non-confidential brief covering the intended application, component or optical design question, key constraints and preferred timing. Discuss appropriate arrangements before sharing sensitive project information.
For a useful first conversation, share the application, component, key requirements and preferred timing. Start with non-confidential information.