Demcon has partnered with TNO and the University of Twente to accelerate low-energy modulation of silicon nitride (SiN) photonic chips. These advanced photonic chips promise to create cheaper, faster, and more energy-efficient devices, enabling earlier disease diagnostics, safe self-driving vehicles, and more efficient data communication. By combining their expertise, Demcon, University of Twente and TNO are set to drive significant advancements in photonic chip technology.

Demcon has entered into a collaboration with TNO and the University of Twente to accelerate the development of low‑energy silicon nitride (SiN) photonic chips. By combining expertise in integrated photonics, thin‑film deposition equipment and applied research, we aim to advance photonic chip technology that enables faster, more energy‑efficient applications in areas such as data communication, medical diagnostics and autonomous systems.