Navigating standards related to optics

There are many different fundamental and application-specific optics and photonics standards in use worldwide. These standards are developed at national and international levels, and with numerous different standardization organizations. In this paper, we employ and provide guidance on navigation methods, including use of Artificial Intelligence (AI), to build expertise and knowledge of optics-related standards.

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2025-09-16
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https://doi.org/10.1117/12.3064736
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Digital Imaging in Medicine
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Navigating standards related to optics

Eric Herman, Richard N. Youngworth, Patrick Augino
Digital Imaging in Medicine
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Navigating standards related to optics

Eric Herman, Richard N. Youngworth, Patrick Augino
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Abstract

There are many different fundamental and application-specific optics and photonics standards in use worldwide. These standards are developed at national and international levels, and with numerous different standardization organizations. In this paper, we employ and provide guidance on navigation methods, including use of Artificial Intelligence (AI), to build expertise and knowledge of optics-related standards.

Synopsys (Switzerland) (CH), Synopsys (United States) (US), Optics Technology (United States) (US), Optimax (United States) (US)
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