Company
Pilot Photonics
- Industrials
- Space
- Quantum
- Headquarters:
- Dublin
Description
Pilot Photonics develops tunable lasers, comb lasers, laser arrays, comb sources, photonic integrated circuits, and control systems. They are used in transceivers, datacentres, lidar, mobile telecoms, space, and cloud markets.
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