The new collaboration advances high volume SWIR solutions for machine vision, robotics, and automotive applications

TriEye, pioneer of the world's first cost-effective, mass-market Short-Wave Infrared (SWIR) sensing technology, and LITEON Technology, a global leader in opto-semiconductor and power management, announced today a partnership delivering a VCSEL-powered SWIR sensing and imaging solution.

TriEye and LITEON announce their collaboration in advanced SWIR imaging technology. This partnership has led to the development of a technology demonstrator that combines TriEye's state-of-the-art Short-Wave Infrared (SWIR) sensor, with LITEON's innovative 1135 nm vertical-cavity surface-emitting laser (VCSEL) product. Adopting high-volume, scalable manufacturing strategies, these products provide cost-effective solutions for both consumer and industrial market demands.

This system highlights the capabilities of the TES200, TriEye's cost-effective CMOS-based SWIR image sensor, noted for its high sensitivity and resolution. Designed to enable SWIR imaging in various industries, including industrial machine vision, robotics, and consumer electronics, this product represents a significant step forward in mass-market SWIR imaging technology.

LITEON Technology is introducing its state-of-the-art high-power, 1135 nm VCSEL array product, [LTPE-3532**OX] a complementary solution that optimizes SWIR system performance. This new VCSEL product is expected to broaden the scope of applications in imaging, sensing, robotics and datacom across multiple industries with additional eye safety compared to existing solutions.

"This collaboration with TriEye supports our shared goals. Our 1135 nm VCSEL combined with TriEye's exceptional SWIR sensor marks a significant advancement in the realm and scale of imaging and illumination solutions," said Sander Su, General Manager of OPS SBU at LITEON Technology. "This partnership is more than just a technological achievement; it represents our shared vision of innovating for a more eye-safe, and efficient future in consumer, industrial, automotive and robotics applications."

"At TriEye, our commitment has always been to advance revolutionary SWIR technology at the forefront of the market. The combination of our TES200 sensor with LITEON's 1135 nm VCSEL solution in this partnership is a testament to this mission", said Avi Bakal, CEO of TriEye. "We are proud to add another VCSEL partner to our SWIR imaging ecosystem. Expanding the ecosystem makes SWIR sensing more accessible than ever."

The TES200 and LTPE-3532**OX are available in sample quantities. Please contact sales@trieye.tech or Shirley.Hsieh@liteon.com for more information.

About TriEye

TriEye is the pioneer of the world's-first CMOS-based Short-Wave Infrared (SWIR) image sensing solutions. Based on advanced academic research, TriEye's breakthrough technology enables HD SWIR imaging and accurate deterministic 3D sensing in all weather and ambient lighting conditions. The company's semiconductor and photonics technology enabled the development of the SEDAR (Spectrum Enhanced Detection And Ranging) platform, which allows perception systems to operate and deliver reliable image data and actionable information, while reducing expenditure up to 100x the existing industry rates. For more information, visit www.trieye.tech

About LITEON

LITEON Technology (2301.tw) was established in 1975. As a pioneer of LED in Taiwan, it is the first electronics company listed on TAIEX. Over the past 50 years, LITEON has secured a strong position in the global market with its leading opto-electronic and power management technology. As it successfully ventures into power supply for computing, optoelectronics, auto electronics, 5G and AIoT in recent years, LITEON aspires to power its mid and long-term development with green data center, clean mobility and efficient infrastructure as its growth engines. Given the environmental and climate change worldwide, LITEON started to follow relevant global initiatives 20 years ago to develop next-generation products that meet sustainability requirements in collaboration with the suppliers, fulfilling its social responsibilities with concrete actions.