SDT, Green Optics to Co-Develop Quantum Dot-Based SWIR Cameras
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SDT said on the 8th that it had signed an MOU with Green Optics on the joint development of a quantum dot-based SWIR camera.
The two companies agreed to develop a SWIR camera system that combines their core technological capabilities and jointly promote the business.
The scope of cooperation includes identifying business opportunities in domestic and overseas defense sectors, joint proposal and order-winning activities, applications in general industries such as security, logistics, and agriculture, and joint expansion into global markets.
SDT and Green Optics will jointly develop a quantum dot-based SWIP camera system. SDT said on the 8th that it had signed an MOU with Green Optics on the joint development of a quantum dot-based SWIP camera. The article's title is, “SDT, Green Optics to Cooperate on Developing Quantum Dot-Based SWIR Cameras, Targeting the Market With a Domestic System.”
Green Optics is a company specializing in ultra-precision optics. Following the signing of the MOU, the two companies plan to develop a SWIR camera system that combines their core technological capabilities and jointly promote the business for that system. They also plan to establish a cooperation framework for expanding into domestic and overseas defense and general industrial sectors.
The scope of cooperation includes identifying business opportunities for entering domestic and overseas defense markets, as well as joint proposal and order-winning activities in those markets. They will also pursue applications in general industries such as security, logistics, and agriculture.
The two companies will also pursue joint expansion into the global market. In addition, they plan to use each other's customer networks for joint sales and technical support. The article title also said they will move to target the market with a domestic system.
After the agreement, the two companies plan to operate a regular consultative body, closely share the status of business progress, and continue identifying new business opportunities.
SDT applies quantum dot technology to its own quantum dot SWIP cameras. Green Optics has optical lens modules and housing technology. SDT believes that combining Green Optics' technology can improve the completeness of its quantum dot SWIP cameras, and based on that, it plans to target the defense and industrial markets with a quantum dot SWIP camera made entirely with domestic technology.
Quantum dot SWIR cameras use the 900~1700nm wavelength range. The cameras can capture precise images and measure temperature. Their application areas include industrial sites in defense, security, logistics, agriculture, and medical care.
Yoon Ji-won, CEO of SDT, said Green Optics is a leading domestic ultra-precision optics company with trust and verification capabilities in the defense and aerospace sectors. He added that he hopes the agreement will lay the groundwork for SDT's quantum dot SWIR camera to leap beyond the sensor level and become a complete system that can be deployed immediately in defense and industrial settings.
Source: TECHWORLD · Kim Hye-jin
Original: https://www.epnc.co.kr/news/articleView.html?idxno=406673
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