Teem Photonics
Provider of a suite of photonic products. It develops Q-switched microlasers as well as ion exchange integrated optics. Its lasers generate picosecond pulses with peak powers that can exceed 200kW and repetition rates as high as 70kHz. It operates in the green, infrared and ultraviolet wavelength range. It also offers tailored application-specific photonic circuits, WAFT interface products, and a picomole…
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Provider of a suite of photonic products. It develops Q-switched microlasers as well as ion exchange integrated optics. Its lasers generate picosecond pulses with peak powers that can exceed 200kW and repetition rates as high as 70kHz. It operates in the green, infrared and ultraviolet wavelength range. It also offers tailored application-specific photonic circuits, WAFT interface products, and a picomole interferometer. It also offers services for optical design and packaging. The company operates in the Photonics sector. Its business model centers on Photonics Suite. Founded in 1998, headquartered in Grenoble, France. The company has raised $31.0M at the Series C stage. Backed by investors including Europa, Baker Capital, Weiss Peck and Greer Venture Partners, Generis Capital Partners, OSTI and others.
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Photonics > Photonics Suite
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