Quantum 2.0

HOLOEYE Photonics focuses on the development of adaptive micro-optics and diffractive components for scientific and industrial applications. The company's range can be divided into three major groups: Diffractive Optical Elements [DOE], active Spatial Light Modulators [SLM], and microdisplays.

OZ Optics is a leading supplier of fibre optic components, sensor systems, and laser modules operating between 375 and 1625 nm. OZ Optics products are used by a broad range of customers in the telecoms, cable TV, medical, aerospace & military, industrial and educational sectors.

Vescent is a technology driven organisation developing and manufacturing novel electro-optic, waveguide, and laser technologies. Key research areas for Vescent products are the Magneto-Optical Trap (MOT) for laser-cooling of atoms, coherent atom sources, sensors for gravitometry and magnetometry, focused ion beams, ultrasensitive trace-isotope analysis, and quantum computing and cryptography. The company is privately held by the original scientist and engineer founders, one of whom - Mike Anderson - was part of the group that created the first Bose-Einstein condensate.