Developing optic technologies in Belarus

Alexander S. Rubanov; Alexei P. Shkadarevich

doi:10.1117/12.418844

15 March 2001 Developing optic technologies in Belarus

Alexander S. Rubanov, Alexei P. Shkadarevich

Proceedings Volume 4358, Optics of Crystals; (2001) https://doi.org/10.1117/12.418844
Event: Optics of Crystals, 2000, Mozyr, Belarus

Abstract

In this work we give a retrospective analysis of the development of optical technologies in Belarus. In the post-war period a great scientific and technological potential has been built up in this sphere, highly skilled specialist have been trained and prestigious scientific and technical schools have appeared. Belarusian multiprofile optical industry is noticed to be capable of producing not only the materials and equipment for optical production but also optical goods of the highest level of complication. The characteristics of cosmic photoequipment, photogrammetric and cinetheodolite techniques, a variety of laser devices and optical goods for civic purposes are given as an example. The instances demonstrating the realization of unique optical projects are considered as well. High quality of Belarusian optical production makes it be much in demand in Russia, Japan, USA, Germany, France, China, Korea, Sweden, Spain, England, United Arab Emirates and other countries.

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Alexander S. Rubanov and Alexei P. Shkadarevich "Developing optic technologies in Belarus", Proc. SPIE 4358, Optics of Crystals, (15 March 2001); https://doi.org/10.1117/12.418844

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