Light manipulation
Waveguides
Engineered for optimal light direction and efficiency, providing the foundation for augmented and extended reality applications.

Technology

Curved convex lithography
Digital patterning at high resolution, with no mask set to amortise — so geometry changes cost design time, not tooling budget.
The core difficulty in AR optics. We write 3D microstructures directly onto convex and concave optical surfaces, not just flat wafers.
Structures are transferred into master moulds that feed conventional injection moulding lines.
PMMA lenses come off standard equipment at standard cost — with the optical function already inside them.
Why now

Optical components
Light manipulation
Engineered for optimal light direction and efficiency, providing the foundation for augmented and extended reality applications.
Miniaturised precision
Advanced micro-optics give exquisite control over light paths, making them essential for innovative optical designs.
Efficient transmission
High-performance lightguides ensure excellent light transmission — vital for effective AR/XR optical systems.
Innovative integration
Embedded photonic structures integrate seamlessly into complex substrates, including Cassegrain reflector geometries.
Work with the platform
Licence the master mould that makes rimless AI display lenses reproducible at volume.
Fabrication runs on our maskless direct-write platform, booked per session.
Work through your optical architecture with our physics team before committing to tooling.
Fabrication across a broad range of micro-optical geometries and substrates.
Watch
How the platform frees industrial designers from letting optics dictate the shape of the frame.
Why the future of AI, AR and XR eyewear depends on solving the manufacturing challenge: lithography on curved surfaces, precision master moulds, and Europe's manufacturing ecosystem for spatial AI.
A sub-0.01 mm mirror and a front lightguide embedded at the semi-finished stage, bridging the computing world and the lens world inside a 2 × 2 × 4 mm module at the temple point.
Our physics team will tell you straight whether curved convex lithography solves your problem — and what it would take to reach production.