LightTools enables you to quickly create illumination designs that work right the first try, reducing prototype iterations. Increase your productivity and decrease your time to market using LightTools' intelligent, easy-to-use tools.
LightTools' optimization tool helps you quickly find the best design solution. Focus more on your design and less on setup and boost productivity thanks to LightTools' easy-to-learn, intuitive interface.
Find the best match for your design with the many modules LightTools offers. Multiple modules can be licensed in various configurations to best match your needs.
LightTools' illumination analysis calculations = less work for you and fewer mistakes.
From uniformity to quality to saturation, LightTools can help you predict your design's color performance and meet your goals.
Our customer success team is anchored by experienced optical engineers who are experts on LightTools. If you ever need help, our team is available, along with comprehensive documentation, tutorials, FAQs, and more.
Design, optimize, analyze, and deliver innovative illumination systems. Create better optical designs with less effort and time.
If the performance or cost of your illumination system is critical to the success of your products, then you can depend on LightTools illumination design software.
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LEDs, displays, general lighting, solar, automotive, stray light simulation, and projectors.
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ERCO used LightTools to design their sophisticated Spherolit reflectors for accent lighting, washlighting, and wallwashing applications.
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View the key features in LightTools for important analysis and optimization of freeform optical designs.
LightTools introduces valuable new tools to help optical engineers and stray light analysts pinpoint and correct stray light issues early in the product design process, saving time and money.
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LightTools makes tissue modelling more accessible to design next-gen diagnostics.
