Optical measurement technologies have emerged as indispensable tools in modern metrology, offering precision, noninvasive measurement capabilities, and remarkable versatility across diverse scientific and industrial applications [1,2]. The field of optical metrology encompasses a wide range of techniques, from classical interferometry to quantum-enhanced measurements, each contributing to our ability to measure physical quantities with ever-increasing accuracy [3]. As we enter an era defined by the second quantum revolution, optical measurement devices are at the forefront of technological innovation, enabling breakthroughs in fields ranging from fundamental physics to advanced manufacturing [4,5].