Breault Research Organization (BRO), a provider of virtual prototyping software and optical engineering services, has released a new version of the its Advanced Systems Analysis Program (ASAP). The ASAP 2010 V1R1 release includes new features and enhancements to the program, which it says is well known in the optics industry as a sophisticated tool for virtual prototyping of optical systems and devices.
New features and enhancements in ASAP 2010 V1R1 include additional library resources, enhancements to the BRO Digitizer and Remote features, biaxial birefringence modelling, support for the import and export of new photometric data formats, updated CAD interoperability, as well as other software repairs and enhancements.