This work demonstrates the development of OPA-based systems for LiDAR sensing and optical trapping applications, indicating transformative potential in various fields.
Integrated optical phased arrays (OPAs), fabricated in advanced silicon-photonics platforms, enable manipulation and dynamic control of free-space light in a compact form factor, at low costs, and in a non-mechanical way. This talk will highlight our work on developing OPA-based platforms, devices, and systems that enable chip-based solutions to high-impact problems in areas including LiDAR sensing for autonomous vehicles, augmented-reality displays, 3D printing, optical trapping for biophotonics, and trapped-ion quantum engineering.
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