Lumotive is a developer of programmable optical semiconductor products, specifically Light Control Metasurface (LCM™) chips. These chips enable software-defined photonic beamforming for applications like 3D sensing and optical communication, relevant to both terrestrial and space environments. The company's technology is used in various sectors, including autonomous vehicles, robotics, and industrial automation, and they have partnered with companies like E-Photonics to expand manufacturing and development of LiDAR technologies. Lumotive's LCM technology aims to improve size, weight, power, and cost (SWaP-C) in systems for defense and aerospace applications.
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Lumotive has top-tier manufacturing partnerships and patented fabrication processes to produce its LCM chips.
Dr. Gleb Akselrod is the Founder and CTO of Lumotive.
Lumotive's LM10 is designed for mid- and short-range use cases.
Lumotive’s Light Control Metasurfaces can be manufactured in high volume as pure solid-state optical semiconductors.
Dr. Sam Heidari is the CEO of Lumotive.
Lumotive offers the M30 Reference Design, a production-ready lidar sensor built around the LM10.
Lumotive has a pipeline of higher performance and more compact beam steering chips in development.
Lumotive launched LM10, the first full production offering of its Light Control Metasurface technology.
Lumotive's LCM technology uses dynamic metasurfaces to actively steer light without moving parts.
Lumotive's LM10 is the world’s first digital beam steering solution.
Lumotive's digital beam steering technology offers superior cost, size, and reliability compared to traditional mechanical lidar sensors.
Namuga aims to leverage the advantages offered by pure solid-state lidar enabled by Lumotive’s LCM digital beam steering technology.
Lumotive's LCM uses metamaterials to steer laser beams without any moving parts.
Lumotive has entered a commercial agreement with Namuga to develop solid-state lidar module solutions using Lumotive's Light Control Metasurface (LCM™) chipsets.
Lumotive's LCM technology overcomes size, scalability, and reliability limitations of traditional mechanical beam steering systems.
The partnership between Lumotive and Hokuyo Automatic aims to expedite the deployment of essential sensor technology in robotics and autonomous systems applications.
Lumotive's patented technology delivers the world's first solid-state metasurface beam steering chips ready for mass production.
Lumotive’s LCM chips provide unprecedented miniaturization, lower costs, and higher reliability compared to existing scanning lidar solutions.
Lumotive's LCM technology enables Hokuyo to produce more accurate, reliable, and cost-effective 3D sensing solutions than existing offerings.
Hokuyo is preparing to produce a 3D lidar sensor based on Lumotive's M30 reference design targeted for industrial applications.