Present and future of micro-transfer printing for heterogeneous photonic integrated circuits

Günther Roelkens; Jing Zhang; Laurens Bogaert; Emadreza Soltanian; Maximilien Billet; Ali Uzun; Biwei Pan; Evangelia Delli; Dongbo Wang; Valeria Bonito Oliva; L.T. Tran; Xin Guo; He Li; Senbiao Qin; Konstantinos Akritidis; Ye Chen; Margot Niels; Dennis Maes; Max Kiewiet; Tom Reep; Tom Vanackere; Tom Vandekerckhove; Isaac Luntadila Lufungula; Jasper De Witte; Luis Reis; Stijn Poelman; Ying Tan; Hong Deng; Wim Bogaerts; Geert Morthier; Dries Van Thourhout; Bart Kuyken

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We present the current state of the art in micro-transfer printing for heterogeneously integrated silicon photonic integrated circuits. The versatility of the technology is highlighted, as is the way ahead to make this technology a key enabler for next-generation photonic systems-on-chip.

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