README.md

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 Collimated or focussed lasers can cause serious eye injury. Do not replicate without proper training and appropiate laser safety precautions.
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+</br>
 
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-    <img src="images/fafo_closeup.jpg" alt="Example Image 3" width="45%">
-    <img src="images/fafo_alignment.jpg" alt="Example Image 4" width="45%">
+    <img src="images/mdoule_405nm.jpg" alt="Example Image 3" width="32%">
+    <img src="images/module_512nm.jpg" alt="Example Image 4" width="32%">
+    <img src="images/module_512nm_closeup.jpg" alt="Example Image 4" width="32%">
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-[FAFO version]
 
 ### Video
 
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 The device was constructed in FreeCAD, feel free to take a look or reuse any components within the project.
 
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-    <img src="images/cad_model_fafo.png" width="80%">
+    <img src="images/cad_model.jpg" alt="Example 4 - Optical Cavity with Standing Waves" width="96%">
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-[FAFO modified version]
 
 ### FAFO Modifications
 - We are using a different lens (Thorlabs `CAY046`). This lead to the need to change the mechanical dimensions quite a bit.
-  - Our module is longer to achieve good coupling efficiency with the selected fiber and lens.
-  - A bit wider for the bigger lens diameter.
-- We are using a 635nm red laser diode.
-- The lid has M6 mounting holes for optics breadboards.
+- We are aiming to build the module using a 623nm red laser diode.