On July 1st, OptiPro held their Phase II Navy / Army SBIR Review Meeting. OptiPro presented and demonstrated its current progress in developing technologies to grind, polish and measure aerodynamic infrared domes and conformal sensor windows. 49 participants attended the event, our largest group ever (standing room only!). Those attending the meeting included Raytheon Missile Systems, Lockheed Martin, Northrop Grumman, Goodrich Aerospace, Exotic Electro-Optics, Raytheon Missile Systems, Elcan Raytheon, and TA&T. SBIR updates were given by OptiPro, Optimax, QED Technologies, ASE Optics, Applied Science Innovations, CeraNova, Penn State University Electro Optics Center (EOC), and the University of Rochester. Demonstrations of four of OptiPro's newest machines, including the ePX 200, the eSX 200, UltraForm Finishing (UFF 150), and the 5 axis non-contact measuring system "UltraSurf" were given by Jayson Tierson, Adam Farnung, Scott Bambrick and Scott DeFisher respectively. Mike Bechtold, President, OptiPro Systems, mentioned that "the increased level of interest in our new technologies this past year proves that we are quickly moving in the right direction."