"We need results fast, not lengthy R&D cycles"
Pilot projects deliver digital twins in 30-60 days. You see ROI before committing to a full partnership.
Powered by Spectra Diagnostics — Step 1: Industrial QA → Step 2: Semiconductors → Step 3: Medical
Start with inline holographic inspection of transparent/translucent components. Detect defects in production—no stopping the line. Then expand to semiconductors and medical applications.
*15 minute average processing time, just send: Sensor data, Emitter Wavelength, object + emitter distance, and beam splitter position (if applicable, and we complete the process).
One-Time Calibration:Upload an image of your kit's calibration object (Miniature Polygonal Bear for M3/M4, Salt Slide for M5). We generate a Software-Defined Calibration profile that corrects your hardware's optical imperfections forever.
Upload & Process:Send raw sensor data (single monochrome or RGB+white light set) with parameters: wavelength (nm), subject-to-sensor distance (mm), pixel width (µm), emitter distance (mm). We return a pristine 3D model in ~15 minutes.
Hardware-agnostic, display-independent, and capable of converting real-life objects to 3D models.
Fast 3D reconstruction vs $50K microscope. We convert holography data into 3D models. API-driven method converts data into viewable 3D with SDC. No lenses - Just capture in-line or with a beam-splitter, and let us handle the rest.
We start with low-risk industrial translucent component inspection (optics, wafers, slides), then expand to semiconductors, and finally medical applications. Each step builds on proven technology and customer success.
The Problem:2D cameras can't detect critical 3D defects like BGA "head-in-pillow" failures, solder paste volume errors, or microvia depth issues—leading to costly field failures.
The Solution:
→ M3A for Optics (iris aperture) handles low-contrast transparent flux; M3 for high-speed automated inspection
The Problem:Wafer defects (pits, scratches, etch depth errors) are invisible to 2D inspection but catastrophic to yield. Current solutions require slow, expensive SEM or AFM.
The Solution:
→ Off-axis M4 eliminates twin-image artifacts; 5-10mm object distance captures high-angle diffracted light from micron features
The Problem:Surface quality determines optical performance. Contact profilometry risks damage; interferometry is expensive and slow.
The Solution:
→ Full-color RGB holography reveals coating defects invisible to monochrome systems
Future Application: Once inline industrial QA is proven, the same holographic technology enables label-free live cell imaging.Traditional microscopy requires killing cells with toxic stains. You can't observe living cells responding to drugs over time.
The Solution:
→ M5 pinhole-based inline microscope: 10mm source-to-sample, 130mm sample-to-sensor for wide-field label-free imaging
We understand your concerns. Here's how we address them head-on.
Pilot projects deliver digital twins in 30-60 days. You see ROI before committing to a full partnership.
Enterprise clients keep data secure on-prem.
Integrates with existing QA systems.
Old model: vendor lock-in. Upgrade one component? Replace the entire stack.
Real Example:A semiconductor inspection team saved $340K by keeping their existing microscopes and only adding our software layer—instead of replacing their entire quality control infrastructure.
See How This Works for Your TeamWe provide blueprints; you build your tool.
Cost: ~$1,200-$1,800 depending on configuration
Total ~$1,500-$2,500 vs $50K traditional
The emitter and sensor modules arephysically interchangeablebetween M3, M3A, M4, and M5 chassis. Use one kit, swap electronics for projects.
Install your sensor and fiber-coupled laser in the M5 microscope chassis. Capture label-free live cell holograms at 130mm working distance.
Move the same electronics into your M4 off-axis chassis. Inspect MEMS devices at 5mm object distance with twin-image-free reconstruction.
Note: M7 uses a dedicated ultra-large sensor (Fujifilm GFX 100S II, 43.8×32.9mm) and is not hot-swappable with other models.
Simplest optical path: Emitter → Object → Sensor in a straight line.
Beamsplitter creates separate reference beam path; eliminates twin-image artifact.
Object-to-sensor distance controls resolution and field-of-view trade-off.
Turns raw data into valuable business assets.
GPU processing with noise/artifact suppression.
Align digital twin with real data; share for collaboration.
Manage files and integrate via APIs.
ROI plans from pilot to enterprise.
$5,000 - $15,000
Works with existing sensors or PrismView kits
$25,000 - $100,000 / year
Scales from labs to multi-site operations
Custom Pricing
Tell us your use case; we'll scope a pilot.