Prisms are solid glass optical elements, ground and polished into distinct geometric and optical shapes. The angles, positions, and number of optical flats contribute to defining the type and function. A notable feature of prisms is their ability to mimic a flat mirror system, simulating light reflection within the prism medium. Replacing mirror components can be extremely useful in prism applications, as they all refract or deflect light and alter image orientation. To achieve the effect of a single prism, typically multiple mirrors are required. Therefore, using a prism in place of several mirrors can reduce potential calibration errors, enhance accuracy, and decrease the size and complexity of the system.