QMOS^TM technology enables SWIR-based depth detection on a Silicon CMOS image sensor. 3D depth sensing is crucial for several use cases including facial recognition, motion detection, and automated robots.

The high dynamic range of the QMOS^TM sensor enables accurate detection and differentiation of varying road users, including cars, buses, trains, and pedestrians. Furthermore, traffic controls such as lights and stop signs, and road hazards such as black ice can be clearly identified.

Sensors with QMOS^TM technology enable excellent distance measurement and motion gesture tracking due to nano-second integration time and high dynamic range, with applications in virtual reality, advanced surgery, or providing touchless commands in consumer products.

QMOS^TM also enables 3D facial recognition which allows for more accurate in-cabin driver and occupant monitoring or XR (extended reality).

   

QMOS^TM technology exhibits high sensitivity to NIR light, allowing Si-CMOS image sensors to detect pose and movement even in dark conditions.

       

As most objects radiate heat through infrared light, SWIR light detection can be used to gather temperature information about an object, even when there is no visible indication. Thermal detection is critical in machine vision and industrial or scientific inspection purposes.

 

Certain materials that are opaque under visible light can become transparent under SWIR, enabling the verification of inner contents of packages and containers for noninvasive inspection and differentiation purposes.

QMOS^TM technology utilizes SWIR's ability to view through packaging materials as well as detecting differences in molecular structures, which is crucial in industrial applications for inspection, quality control, sorting, and manufacturing.

With an integration time in the nano-seconds, QMOS^TM technology allows for lagless imaging that instantly adjusts to changing scenery.  With the potential for utra-high framerates, the sensor can easily detect and resolve even thin, fast-moving objects without any motion blur, such as pylons and other critical traffic objects or road hazards.

The high dynamic range of the QMOS^TM image sensor further contributes to automotive vision by reducing blowout and enabling greater differentiation of road elements under a variety of lighting conditions.

   

QMOS^TM pulse oximetry detects blood oxygen levels by measuring the differential absorption between Hb and HbO₂ in 640nm and 1050nm. Due to high sensitivity of NIR light of 1050nm, QMOS^TM enables even more accurate detection of SpO₂.

Sensors with QMOS^TM technology can noninvasively scan fingertips and continuously measure glucose levels.

Revolutionize the cameras on handheld consumer technology by utilizing the instant low-light capabilities of QMOS^TM technology. Our patented quantum technology enables SWIR vision on a standard CMOS image sensor, reducing components by allowing for dual functionality on a single chip. Furthermore, the nano-second integration time allows for near instant adjustment between light and dark conditions, as well as quick and secure recognition of user finger veins for authentication purposes.

The high dynamic range and fast integration time of QMOS^TM enables rapid detection of license plate letters and digits, even under shaky or low-visibility conditions.