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Book a pilot on one of your cells
Tell us the cell, the step, and the spec, and we will scope a pilot that proves Foceon on your own optics in weeks, not quarters.
Start the conversation
From this form to a running pilot
We reach out
A Foceon engineer contacts you within a business day.
We scope together
We pick the cell, step, and spec to prove.
We instrument
Foceon connects to the cell and its metrology.
You see results
Predictions are measured on your own reads.
Who should be in the room
Operations owner
The person who owns throughput, scrap, and delivery.
Process engineer
The person who owns the recipe and the figure.
Quality lead
The person who owns the spec and disposition.
Operator champion
The person who runs the cell every day.
Have these ready
- A representative optic and drawing
- The cell and tools to prove
- Access to metrology reads
- The standard to grade against
- The yield number you want to move
- A decision-maker who can say yes
The shape of a pilot
What a pilot proves
A pilot answers one question: does Foceon converge your optic on your bench?
Measured on your glass
We do not ask you to trust a demo. The pilot runs on your optics and is judged by your own interferograms.
- Your parts and tools
- Your metrology
- Your spec
Terms we will use
- Pilot
- A scoped deployment on one cell to prove value.
- Advisory mode
- Agents recommend actions for operators to approve.
- Bounded control
- Agents act inside hard interlocks and envelopes.
- Convergence
- Figure error trending to spec across passes.
Before you reach out
How soon can we start?
We can usually scope a pilot within days of the first call.
What does it cost to pilot?
A single cell starts at the Line tier; we scope it with you.
Do you sign NDAs?
Yes. Your optics and recipes stay confidential and on-site.
Which cell should we pick?
Usually a polishing or metrology cell where iteration hurts most.
Tell us the surface that costs you the most to figure. That is where we would start.
Foceon contact
Ready when you are
Send the form above, or reach out and tell us the cell that hurts most.