Beyond high-performance computing (HPC) & data centers, Photonics technology is now ready to address applications in Consumer Electronics, Industrial, Automotive & Transportation, Smart city, Cybersecurity, Food & Beverage, and Medical Care. Optical sensors provide accuracy, sensitivity, selectivity, versatility, and speed of acquisition. Thanks to the development of integrated photonics, next generation of optical sensors will also improve compactness, lightweight, and reduce consumption.
During this webinar, after a glimpse on future prospects, #Nanoelec speakers (CEA-Leti and CNRS-LTM) shared their latest results & acheivement obtained in integrated photonics technology: 300mm R&D and industrial fab, ultra-low loss waveguide, multi wavelength layer engineering with several waveguide materials (Si, Si3N4, SiGe, …), III-V material engineering and laser source integration, advanced electronic design automation tools and wafer-level testing.