11 June 2025
Q2 captures full-field surface-velocity data without contact, connecting measured frequency signatures with spatial response maps for biomedical research.
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3 June 2025
Ommatidia participated in the FMCW LiDAR ESA Workshop to present its latest advances in photonic integrated LiDAR. From introducing the Q2 Laser RADAR for aerospace applications to highlighting collaborations with ESA, TNO, and the SPATIAL project, the event showcased our role in shaping the future of space-ready sensing technology.
23 May 2025
On May 21st, Ommatidia presented its cutting-edge Q2 Laser RADAR at the DCMC 2025 event in Hoogerheide, showcasing how non-contact, high-precision 3D metrology could revolutionize aircraft maintenance. With 128 parallel laser beams and sub-mm accuracy, Q2 offers a new path toward faster, safer, and more automated MRO workflows. Discover how we're shaping the next generation of aerospace inspection.
30 April 2025
Join Ommatidia at IOMAC 2025 from May 20–23 at Booth 1, Center at Rennes University, to explore the future of non-contact structural dynamics. We'll be showcasing the Q2 Laser RADAR, a massively parallel FMCW LiDAR system delivering real-time, full-field vibration analysis across 65 simultaneous channels. Designed for operational modal analysis (OMA) in automotive, aerospace, civil engineering, and machinery diagnostics, the Q2 offers micro-scanning precision, autofocus adaptability, and seamless integration with leading modal analysis platforms.
Experience live demos and discover how Ommatidia is redefining high-precision vibrometry and SHM with scalable laser technologies.
30 April 2025
Ommatidia’s Q1/Q2 Laser RADAR is bringing aerospace-grade optical vibrometry to geoscience. In a recent campaign, the system was deployed to analyze vibration propagation in sandbanks and glass bead beds—entirely without contact or surface instrumentation. By capturing high-resolution phase-resolved data from afar, researchers were able to reconstruct wave dynamics across fault-like structures, offering a powerful new tool for seismic studies, terrain diagnostics, and civil engineering applications.
6 March 2025
Ommatidia is excited to announce its participation in Measuring By Light 2025, taking place from April 1-3, 2025, at AULA, Delft University of Technology, The Netherlands. […]