More than 400 technology, academic and industry organizations from around the world have contributed to a new integrated roadmap for photonics led by the PhotonDelta foundation and the Microphotonics Center at the Massachusetts Institute of Technology (MIT).
Source: PhotonDelta
Peter van Arkel, CTO of PhotonDelta:
''Getting all research and development resources of the integrated photonics industry and academia behind solving the technological gaps identified by the IPSR-I, will contribute to solving the large societal challenges in a spectacular manner. At the heart of the roadmap is a global approach for the integrated photonics industry to rally behind to meet core challenges. Reaching a consensus on these technological gaps has been very challenging with such a diverse group of contributors. Looking at the results, it has definitely been worth it.''
Technology roadmap
IPSR-I provides a technology roadmap and a clear way forward for building a global, aligned integrated photonics industry with the ability to help solve major societal challenges. This is underpinned by a call to establish and sustain a trust based global network of industrial and R&D partners, who work together to create Photonic Integrated Circuits (PICs) technology and systems requirements. By aligning the entire supply chain from research to end users, the integrated photonics industry will be able to drive volume manufacturing of PICs.