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MetaOptics Expands to U.S., Achieves 127-µm Device

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SINGAPORE, Oct. 30, 2025 — MetaOptics Ltd, a developer of metalens technology, has established its U.S. entity, MetaOptics Inc., registered in Nevada. The entity’s formation is a key milestone in the company’s global strategy to deliver meta-optics solutions to North American customers, MetaOptics said.

In parallel with the corporate expansion, the company reports a major technical breakthrough in the successful prototyping of a 127-μm diameter co-packaged optical component for integrated circuit and chip-making applications. MetaOptics expects the 127-μm diameter device to set new benchmarks for miniaturization and scalability.

The company said it has additionally initiated discussions with a prominent U.S.-based university to co-develop a “tunable metalens” project, aimed at realizing dynamic and reconfigurable optical systems for future photonics applications. Tunable metalenses are an emerging class of optical device, the properties of which can be modified post-fabrication, enabling breakthroughs in advanced imaging, sensing, and AR/VR functionalities.

MetaOptics is also actively engaging several major U.S.-based technology companies to explore partnership opportunities in meta-optics solutions for data communications, next-generation sensors, and smart devices.
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Glossary
metalens
A metalens, short for "metasurface lens," is a type of optical lens that uses nanostructured materials to manipulate light at a subwavelength scale. Unlike traditional lenses made of glass or other transparent materials, metalenses do not rely on the curvature of their surface to refract or focus light. Instead, they use carefully engineered patterns of nanostructures, such as nanoscale antennas or dielectric structures, to control the phase and amplitude of light across the lens's surface....
photonic integrated circuit
A photonic integrated circuit (PIC) is a compact and integrated device that incorporates multiple photonic components and functions on a single chip, similar to the way electronic integrated circuits (ICs) integrate various electronic components. The goal of a photonic integrated circuit is to manipulate and control light signals for applications in optical communication, sensing, signal processing, and other photonic technologies. Key points about photonic integrated circuits: Integration...
integrated photonics
Integrated photonics is a field of study and technology that involves the integration of optical components, such as lasers, modulators, detectors, and waveguides, on a single chip or substrate. The goal of integrated photonics is to miniaturize and consolidate optical elements in a manner similar to the integration of electronic components on a microchip in traditional integrated circuits. Key aspects of integrated photonics include: Miniaturization: Integrated photonics aims to...
chip
1. A localized fracture at the end of a cleaved optical fiber or on a glass surface. 2. An integrated circuit.
semiconductor
A semiconductor is a type of material that has electrical conductivity between that of a conductor and an insulator. In other words, semiconductors have properties that are intermediate between metals (good conductors of electricity) and insulators (poor conductors of electricity). The conductivity of a semiconductor can be controlled and modified by factors such as temperature, impurities, or an applied electric field. The most common semiconductors are crystalline solids, and they are...
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