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Apr 2, 2023 | News

San Francisco, CA, March 2023 HighRI Optics, Inc., a company located in Oakland, California, announced the availability of ultra-high refractive index (RI) materials, with RI values ranging from 1.8 to 2.0 at 590 nm. The material with RI = 1.8 has no nanoparticles and...

HighRI Optics Launches New Website

Jul 19, 2022 | News

HighRI Optics Launches New Website.

ABOUT US

HighRI Optics, Inc. is a spin-off company of aBeam Technologies, Inc. headquartered in Oakland, CA.
We develop advanced optical materials and applications. Our proprietary and patented high refractive index optical materials enable advanced optics applications. Fiber nanoimprint technology dramatically simplifies light manipulation at the nanometer scale.

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1 (800) 470-7902

HighRI Optics, Inc. is headquartered in Oakland, California, USA.

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