SPIE Optifab 2011 Continues its Goal of Being the #1 Optical Fabrication Event in North America

Join SPIE and APOMA in Rochester for Optifab 2011 for another opportunity to see cutting-edge technologies in optical fabrication, broaden your professional network, and accelerate your research.

Overview of SPIE Optifab 2009:

•	Over 1,700 total attendees
•	155 Exhibiting Companies
•	280 Technical Attendees
•	Record Breaking - 726 Exhibition Visitors
•	40 speakers from around the globe
•	News from Optifab 2009
•	View Details on the Exhibition
•	View the 2009 Exhibit Guide (pdf)
•	View the Final Technical Program (pdf)

2009 Exhibitor Comments

"I needed to find a way to economically meet with as many companies as possible. For the cost of one business trip, in the first day at OFB I met with potential customers that were local, regional, national and international. I accomplished my goals the first day." - Gene Dunn, Panasonic

"[SPIE Optifab] is a valuable sales tool. We expect to generate 60 to 70 potential customers by Thursday and at least some of them will turn into leads. The conference is helpful at a time when companies might be putting off large purchases but still want to know what's out there for when the economy turns around. Today already we've got 10 or so leads that weren't even on our radar."- Mike Bechtold, president of OptiPro

Exhibition Contract Info for Optifab 2011

Courses at SPIE Optifab:

•	10 Courses in 2009
•	12 Courses expected for 2011
•	Learn from leading experts in the field, take advantage of a classroom setting that offers in-depth, discussions are a prime opportunity to network

Proposals for new courses:
SPIE is accepting proposals for new courses at Optifab 2011. Successful courses will cover current approaches in optical manufacturing and fabrication, and focus on applications and solutions for the working engineer. Email John Cain, SPIE Course Coordinator, for information or to submit a proposal.

SPIE Optifab 2011 - The most economical event where you'll see the newest technologies, big machines, and people who use them.

SPIE would like to express its deepest appreciation to the symposium chairs, conference chairs, program committees, and session chairs who have so generously given of their time and advice to make this symposium possible.