The Lausanne-based company raised new funds to further develop Time-of-Flight light sensors. The round was led by Swisscom Ventures, along with investiere.ch, Quan Funds and private investors.
ActLight has patented the Dynamic PhotoDiode, a CMOS-based photonics technology that allows to substantially enhance the efficiency and accuracy of various light sensing applications such as user detection, gesture control and visual recognition or vital signs monitoring and more. The company operates in markets like healthcare, autonomous driving, drones and robotics, and mobile and wearable devices.
Recently, the Lausanne-based company announced the closing of a Series C round. Swisscom Ventures served as the lead investor, along with investiere.ch, Quan Funds and private investors.
«With these funds, we intend to pursue the development of very innovative TOF light sensors», says Serguei Okhonin, CEO and cofounder of ActLight. Furthermore, the company plans to produce demonstrators of 3D Time-Of-Flight Sensor Arrays and Single Photon Range Meters, which are designed to significantly improve the depth sensing performances in smartphones, self-driving vehicles and other innovative devices.
(Press Release)
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