Solve complex illumination design challenges earlier.
LightTools enables engineers to evaluate illumination performance before physical prototypes are built. Accurately simulate LEDs, displays, LiDAR systems, automotive lighting, AR/VR optics, and other illumination applications while reducing design iterations, lowering prototyping costs, and improving performance confidence.
Analyze complex illumination systems with forward, backward, hybrid ray tracing that accurately models reflection, refraction, scattering, polarization, and material behavior.
Define performance objectives and automatically explore design alternatives to identify high-performing solutions while reducing manual iteration.
Design and optimize freeform optics, light guides, reflectors, lenses, and geometrically complex optical components used in advanced illumination systems.
Generate realistic visualizations that help evaluate illumination quality, validate designs, and communicate results effectively to stakeholders. VisionSym integration further enhances rendering workflows.
Analyze imaging and non-imaging optical systems within a connected workflow through integration with CODE V, supporting stray light, ghost image, and optical performance analysis.
Accelerate the development of next-generation optical systems with support for AR waveguide design, meta-optic simulations, and advanced photonic modeling workflows.
LightTools is a powerful 3D optical design and simulation software that enables engineers to design, analyze and optimize illumination systems for a wide range of applications. With features like accurate ray tracing, photorealistic rendering and automatic system optimization, LightTools helps accelerate product development while improving optical performance and manufacturability.
Illumination design software enables engineers to model, analyze, optimize, and validate how light propagates through optical and mechanical systems before physical prototypes are built. LightTools supports virtual prototyping, ray tracing, optical analysis, and photorealistic visualization to help engineers develop high-performing illumination systems.
LightTools is used to design and optimize illumination systems for applications including automotive lighting, AR/VR displays, LiDAR systems, LEDs, light guides, consumer electronics, and specialty lighting. Engineers use LightTools to predict optical performance, evaluate design alternatives, and reduce development risk through simulation-driven design.
Engineers use LightTools to create virtual prototypes that simulate real-world optical behavior before hardware is manufactured. This enables teams to validate performance, identify issues earlier, and reduce costly physical prototype iterations.
Engineers use LightTools to design and optimize automotive interior lighting applications, including instrument panels, infotainment displays, multimedia displays, navigation displays, ambient lighting, glovebox lights, mirror lighting, overhead lighting, reading lights, storage lights, trunk lights, and door illumination. LightTools helps teams simulate light distribution, appearance, efficiency, and user experience, enabling virtual validation before physical prototypes are built.
Stray light analysis uses optical simulation to identify unwanted reflections, scattering effects, ghost images, and other sources of undesired light that can impact system performance. LightTools supports the analysis of complex optical systems to help engineers improve optical efficiency and image quality.
Yes. LightTools enables engineers to model illumination sources, design and optimize AR waveguides and diffractive gratings, analyze light propagation, and evaluate image quality for near-eye display applications. The software supports simulation-driven development of advanced AR/VR optical systems.
LightTools is designed primarily for illumination system design, light propagation analysis, visualization, and optimization. CODE V focuses on imaging optical system design and lens optimization. Together, they provide a connected workflow for evaluating complete optical system performance.
LightTools integrates with CODE V to help engineers analyze both illumination and imaging performance within a unified optical design workflow. This allows teams to evaluate complete systems rather than isolated optical components.
Yes. Engineers use LightTools to analyze light propagation, optical efficiency, illumination patterns, and system-level optical performance for LiDAR and sensing applications. Through simulation and virtual prototyping, teams can evaluate design alternatives earlier and improve system performance before hardware is built.
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