Abstract
This article presents the work carried out at the Scientific Research Institute for Comprehensive Testing of Optoelectronic Devices and Systems to create a process for automatically shaping precision optical surfaces, including equipment for grinding and polishing optical surfaces, methods of interference monitoring, and software and techniques for using a compact tool. The results of processing the surface of a laser mirror with asphericity 400 μm are presented.
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