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INdium PHOsphide-based advanced Monolithically integrated photonic building-blocks at near and mid-InfraRed wavelengths

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INPHOMIR concept

INPHOMIR aims to develop complex photonic integrated control-units and devices enabling innovative EU technologies in the domains of inertial navigation and mid-infrared remote sensing

Objectives

INPHOMIR project aims to the realization of a modular platform which satisfies avant-garde photonic functionalities and can be potentially arranged in multiple configurations

Impacts

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Open strategic autonomy in digital technologies and in future emerging enabling technologies, by strengthening european capacities in key parts of digital and future supply chains, allowing agile responses to urgent needs, and by investing in early discovery and industrial uptake of new technologies

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The consortium is constituted by academic and industrial partners, to provide the necessary expertise and synergy in front-end (design, microfabrication) and back-end (packaging, test, sensor fusion) research activities as well as specifications definition and technological validation/exploitation of the developed use-cases.

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Project Details

Grant Agreement Number: 101135749
Project Full Title: INdium PHOsphide-based advanced Monolithically integrated photonic building-blocks at near and mid-InfraRed wavelengths
Project Acronym: INPHOMIR
Topic: HORIZON-CL4-2023-DIGITAL-EMERGING-01-51
Type of action: HORIZON-RIA
Granting authority: European Health and Digital Executive Agency (HADEA)
Start date of the project: 01 December 2023
Duration: 42 months
EU Contribution: 4.999.637,50

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