All the information of light in a single image
Simultaneous measurement of intensity, phase and the complete polarisation state, from the visible to the infrared.
- 400–1700 nm
- Spectral range
- 60 Hz
- Processing speed
- ×10
- Contrast gain
- EU
- Deep-tech origin
Opiris' technology
A multimodal camera that makes the difference
Our patented sensing system measures intensity, phase and complete polarisation in a single acquisition, for unmatched contrast.
Polarisation and phase
Full-Stokes vector and wavefront, from the same frame.
High-resolution VIS / SWIR
High-resolution sensors, in visible or SWIR configuration.
Real-time data processing
Reconstruction fast enough for production-line cadence.
Up to ×10 contrast improvement
A detection system that reveals details invisible to conventional imaging.
Hardware modularity
An architecture adaptable to each application and integration constraint.
Passive or active illumination
Compatible with ambient lighting or a dedicated source, depending on the use case.
Strategic applications
Where OPIRIS performs
Defence and security
Target detection and classification in degraded visual environments. High-contrast identification where conventional systems fail.
Semiconductor inspection
Non-destructive metrology for metasurface and semiconductor manufacturing. High-resolution phase data reveals sub-nanometre defects at production speed.
Biomedical imaging
Non-invasive digital biopsies for rheumatology and oncology. Quantitative physical data for clinical decision support and drug discovery.
About OPIRIS
Our team
The Singular Imaging team at CNRS and Université Paris Cité, led by Prof. Marc Guillon, develops multimodal imaging sensors and methods dedicated to measuring phase, polarisation and the light spectrum. Protected by several patents, these technologies carry strong potential in strategic sectors such as defence and biomedical imaging. OPIRIS was founded from this research to turn high-value scientific work into industrial products.
Work with us
Partner with OPIRIS
Investor, industrial partner, research institution or system integrator — if you want advanced optical sensing on your platform, we would like to hear from you.
Location
Paris, France — European Union
Status
Actively seeking industrial and R&D partners