QMOS™, standing for Quantum effect CMOS, is a short wavelength infrared (SWIR) imaging technology that aims at improving performance of non-invasive optical biometric sensors, advancing machine vision cameras, and paving the future of advanced driving systems. SeeDevice’s patented QMOS™ technology delivers high performance SWIR capabilities in proven, cost-effective standard CMOS processes.
Applications
SeeDevice’s quantum photodetector CMOS process-based sensor has a wide spectrum of applications and can be integrated easily into any technology, enabling the ability to disrupt industry specifications.
Automotive | Consumer Tech | Biometrics | Security | Agriculture |
News and Resources
Optimizing Smart Cities with SWIR
Progress made to information and communication technologies opens up the possibility for more smart city integration across the world.
SWIR and NIR Sensing
With over 8 billion people on Earth, it would be impossible to provide the food, goods, housing,...
The History of CMOS Image Sensors
Complementary Metal Oxide Semiconductor (or CMOS) image sensors have revolutionized the world of...
Keynote Speech at IQT NYC 2023
Our CEO and founder, Dr. Kim, recently spoke at Inside Quantum Technology's Conference on Quantum Cybersecurity, Networking & Sensors. Dr. Kim presented his topic on the "Future of Quantum-Enhanced Image Sensors" to an audience comprised of industry leaders and experts that span from government officials to top researchers of quantum technologies.
SeeDevice Awarded 'Company of the Year' of Top 10 Semiconductor Startups by Semiconductor Review
SeeDevice Inc., a pioneering leader of QMOS™ SWIR sensor was awarded Company of the Year of Top Semiconductor Tech Startup 2023 by Semiconductor Review. This award recognizes the absolute top performer in the semiconductor industry for its excellence in advanced technology development and business.
Air Travel and SWIR Vision
Among the multitude of applications for SWIR sensors, one that often goes unnoticed but holds immense importance is aircraft safety and landing equipment. Every day, over 6 million people rely on advanced aviation technology to ensure their safe arrival at their destinations. With a staggering estimate of 100,000 flights taking place daily and a soaring demand, global commerce and travel cannot be hindered by unfavorable weather conditions or the time of day.