- In February 2024, Metalenz, Inc. teamed up with Samsung Electronics to integrate their high-performance ISOCELL Vizion 931 global-shutter NIR image sensor. This collaboration enables the application of polarization-sorting imaging technology, offering secure and rapid facial recognition with just a single image. The technology reduces both the size and cost by half compared to conventional methods, providing a more efficient solution for facial recognition applications
- In May 2024, Lumotive and Hokuyo Automatic Co., Ltd. unveiled the YLM-10LX 3D LIDAR sensor, featuring solid-state beam steering technology in partnership. With Lumotive's Light Control Metasurface (LCM), the sensor enhances industrial automation and robotics, offering improved range, wider field of view, and dynamic software-defined scanning capabilities. This allows for flexible adjustments in resolution and detection range to meet various operational needs
- In February 2022, Pivotal Commware launched Echo 5G Boost, a customer-installable mmWave repeater designed to improve indoor 5G coverage. The device specifically targets low-emissivity (low-e) windows, overcoming the significant signal losses that commonly occur due to this type of glass, often found in commercial and residential buildings. Echo 5G Boost ensures stronger 5G signals in challenging indoor environments
- In September 2024, Greenerwave introduced its new reconfigurable intelligent surfaces (RIS) technology aimed at enhancing telecommunications through real-time adjustments in local networks. This cutting-edge technology utilizes metasurfaces to manipulate wave beams, optimizing electromagnetic wave usage for better connectivity. By improving efficiency across FR1, FR2, and FR3 bands, Greenerwave's RIS technology facilitates the development of future networks, from 5G+ to 6G, while addressing connectivity challenges in various industries
- In October 2023, Kymeta Corporation launched its Osprey u8 HGL hybrid satellite terminal, designed for military applications. This terminal is capable of seamlessly switching between geostationary (GEO) and low Earth orbit (LEO) satellite networks, ensuring on-the-move connectivity for military vehicles and vessels. By leveraging Eutelsat's LEO satellite network, the Osprey u8 HGL offers enhanced reliability, resilience, and low-latency communications in challenging environments
