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EvolvOptic has been selected to fabricate prototype lightweight mirror components for evaluation by the University of Rochester’s Laboratory for Laser Energetics as part of early-stage development supporting NSF OPAL. The work supports research into manufacturable, large-aperture mirror technologies for next-generation, ultra-high-intensity laser systems.

2025 was a year of thoughtful progress for EvolvOptic—from a company rebrand and strategic acquisitions to expanded space-based mirror development and continued investment in people, capability, and scale.

EvolvOptic completed the acquisition of DiMaxx Technologies, a California-based manufacturer of laser optical components with advanced CNC machining, opto-mechanical assembly, and metrology capabilities.

We're proud to announce that EvolvOptic has been awarded a Phase I Small Business Innovation Research (SBIR) contract by NASA to Develop Ultra-Stable Mirrors for Future Space Missions.

EvolvOptic is heading to San Diego! We'll be exhibiting at Booth #414 from August 3-7, and we'd love to connect with you.

Combining Legacy Optics Firms AGI and Glass Fab, EvolvOptic is Investing $5 Million To Expand Capabilities in Space, Semiconductor, and High Energy Sectors.