// Hyperstable Smart Optomechanics

Precision
Mirror Mounts
That Hold
Alignment

Monolithic flexure construction eliminates mechanical stiction, backlash, and hysteresis — giving you stable optical alignment through thermal cycles and long experiments.

<0.1 µrad/°C
Thermal Drift
<10 nrad/step
Motorized Resolution
No
Mechanical Backlash
Open
Python API
physiverse — open source API
mirror@physi-1:~$

Measured Thermal Stability

Thermal cycling reveals whether a mount returns to the same alignment or develops a new rest position. Our monolithic flexure architecture is designed to minimize mechanical hysteresis and preserve alignment through repeated temperature cycles.

TEMPERATURE 20 °C
TILT X +0 urad
TILT Y +0 urad
drag to steer the beam — returns to zero
Physiverse Monolithic — returns to the same alignment
THERMAL HYSTERESIS +0 urad
each thermal cycle lands on a new rest angle
Conventional Mount new rest angle after thermal cycling

Built for
Precision
Experiments

Physiverse develops precision optomechanics for experiments where mechanical drift and alignment stability matter. Our monolithic mounts combine precision-machined flexures, high-resolution actuation, and open software control.

Sub-µrad Stability

Sub-microradian angular stability over thermal cycles and time. Set the alignment once — the mount holds it.

Configurable Variants

Multiple aperture sizes, manual or motorized actuation, and vacuum/cryo-compatible builds. Spec a mount to your application.

Monolithic Flexures

Single-body construction with integrated flexure pivots eliminates slippage and stiction from multi-part assemblies — preserving repeatability and minimizing drift.

Open Interface

Full API access and SDK for seamless integration with existing lab automation workflows.

PHYSIVERSE STABILITY MONITOR v2.4 POINTING DRIFT — 24 HR (µrad) SYSTEM PARAMETERS Optic Aperture 25.4 mm Angular Range ±4° Thermal Drift <0.1 µrad/°C Step Resolution <10 nrad Hold Status ● STABLE FLEX_OK | TEMP: 22.3°C | HOLD: 1247:42:18 LIVE

Why
Monolithic
Flexures?

Conventional optical mounts rely on multiple contacting components, which can introduce stiction, backlash, creep, and hysteresis. A monolithic mount integrates the flexure mechanism into a single machined body, reducing the number of mechanical interfaces that can change the optical alignment.

The result is a mechanically constrained optical platform designed for repeatable alignment and low long-term drift.

Our Instruments

Two platforms. One philosophy: stability without compromise.

Let's Build
Something
Precise

Whether you need a standard configuration or a fully custom optomechanical platform, our team of physicists and engineers will work directly with you.

Email
hello@physiverse.com
Location
San Diego, CA — Research District
Response Time
Within 1 business day