Last month, Ommatidia proudly took the stage at Laser World of Photonics 2025, where our colleague Francis (Yu) Tian, Opto-Electronic Engineer, delivered a presentation during the Integrated Photonics Applications session. This event was hosted by the EPIC – European Photonics Industry Consortium and brought together leaders from across the photonics industry.
Driving Innovation Through Integrated Photonics
In his talk, titled “Lightfield LiDAR based on Integrated Optics,” Francis explored how integrated photonics is transforming LiDAR technology. Thanks to advances in this field, modern LiDAR systems can now become faster, smaller, and easier to scale—without compromising performance.
As a result, new sensing systems are being developed that offer both high precision and field-ready portability. One of the clearest examples of this is our latest product, the Q2 Laser RADAR.
Francis speech during laser world of photonics
Introducing the Q2 Laser RADAR: Compact, Precise, and Scalable
The Q2 Laser RADAR was designed to deliver the best of both worlds: lab-grade accuracy and rugged usability. Built on a photonic integrated circuit (PIC), it supports real-time, multi-beam scanning with remarkable resolution.
Here’s what makes it stand out:
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✅ 65+ laser beams working at once for faster 3D coverage
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✅ Micron-level measurement accuracy for fine metrology
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✅ Non-contact 3D scans at distances of up to 50 meters
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✅ Lightweight design under 7 kg for easy transport and setup
In other words, Q2 helps engineers and researchers scan, measure, and monitor structures with speed and confidence—whether in a lab or in the field.
Q2 Massively Parallel Laser Radar for 3D Vibrometry & Micron-Level Metrology Scanner by Ommatidia
Guardando avanti
Ringraziamo sinceramente EPIC per l’opportunità di far parte di questa entusiasmante sessione. Inoltre, apprezziamo tutti coloro che hanno partecipato e si sono uniti alla discussione. Le vostre intuizioni e domande ci ispirano a continuare a spingere i confini di ciò che i sistemi LiDAR possono fare.
Guardando al futuro, Ommatidia rimane impegnata a sviluppare soluzioni di rilevamento più intelligenti e scalabili utilizzando la potenza della fotonica integrata.
