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Dr. Mario Paniccia, ANELLO photonics | Dawn of Autonomy
This week's Dawn of Autonomy podcast features Dr. Mario Paniccia, Chief Executive Officer at ANELLO Photonics as we continue "Dual use" Month, sponsored by FIXAR.
ANELLO photonics optical gyro inertial navigation system
The ANELLO GNSS INS system provides up to 30 minutes of continuous and accurate dead-reckoning during fully GPS-denied conditions.
ANELLO reveals GNSS INS system with ‘World-first’ optical gyro
Santa Clara, CA-based startup Anello Photonics has announced a GNSS INS module that it says is the world’s smallest optical gyro inertial navigation system for GPS-denied navigation and localization.
GNSS is still key to guiding
Transportation continues to be a key application area for GNSS and related technologies — both directly, as with receivers on trains, and indirectly, as in airport construction.
Patents assigned to ANELLO photonics, INC.
One or more phase modulators in an optical gyroscope operate on two counter-propagating beams to introduce a phase shift between the beams before the beams are interferometrically combined to generate a rotation signal.
Innovative silicon photonics optical gyroscope technology and navigation solutions for GPS-denied environments.
ANELLO Photonics is a leading developer of inertial navigation solutions based on its disruptive SiPhOG™.
ANELLO photonics is the creator of the SiPhOG™ - silicon photonics optical gyroscope.
The company is dedicated to pioneering the development of high-performance, cost-effective silicon photonics-based navigation sensors for reliable navigation.
Optical gyro technology based on silicon photonics could revolutionise autonomous navigation systems
Dr. Mario Paniccia, CEO of ANELLO Photonics, talks to Electro Optics about its pioneering GPS-free drone and vehicle navigation system SiPhOG™.
ANELLO Photonics secures funding for inertial navigation in GPS-denied environments
Self-driving vehicles, mobile robots, and drones need multiple sensors for safe and reliable operation, but the cost and bulk of those sensors have posed challenges for developers.
ANELLO Photonics, redefining navigation with Next-generation sensors
ANELLO Photonics is a leading-edge technology company based in Santa Clara, CA. The company has developed the ANELLO SiPhOG™ – Silicon Photonics Optical Gyroscope.
Multimodality integrated microresonators using the Moiré speedup effect
Optical microresonators provide a versatile platform for the development of integrated photonic devices.
Breakthrough in Short-pulse microcombs could lead to new handheld devices
Three years back, Caltech's Kerry Vahala and team unveiled a groundbreaking optical innovation known as the turnkey frequency microcomb.
Soliton pulse pairs at multiple colours in normal dispersion microresonators - Nature Photonics
Bright solitons are produced through the interaction of pulse pairs generated via a continuous-wave fibre laser, which pumps two coupled microresonators featuring normal dispersion.
3D integration enables ultralow-noise isolator-free lasers in silicon photonics - Nature
Three-dimensional integration of distributed-feedback lasers and ultralow-loss silicon nitride waveguides results in ultralow-noise lasers without the need for optical isolators.
Engineered zero-dispersion microcombs using CMOS-ready photonics
Normal group velocity dispersion (GVD) microcombs offer high comb line power and high pumping efficiency compared to bright pulse microcombs.
Chip-based laser with 1-hertz integrated linewidth
Lasers with hertz linewidths at time scales of seconds are critical for metrology, timekeeping, and manipulation of quantum systems.
Chip-scale gyroscope using silicon-nitride waveguide resonator with a Q factor of 100 million
M.J. Grant, A. Feshali, W. Jin, N. Abrams, M. Paniccia, M. Digonnet, et al. “Chip-scale gyroscope using silicon-nitride waveguide resonator with a Q factor of 100 million,” Optical and Quantum Sensing and Precision Metrology II 12016, 175-185 (2022)
Hertz-linewidth semiconductor lasers using CMOS-ready ultra-high-Q microresonators
Using CMOS-ready ultra-high-Q microresonators, a highly coherent electrically pumped integrated laser with frequency noise of 0.2 Hz2 Hz−1, corresponding to a short-term linewidth of 1.2 Hz, is demonstrated.
Reaching fiber-laser coherence in integrated photonics
We self-injection-lock a diode laser to a 1.41 m long, ultra-high 𝑄 integrated resonator. The hybrid integrated laser reaches a frequency noise floor of 0.006Hz2/Hz at 4 MHz offset,
Planar silicon nitride waveguide and silicon photonics integrated circuit for commercial optical gyroscope
M. Horton, “Planar silicon nitride waveguide and silicon photonics integrated circuit for commercial optical gyroscope,” in Proc. 18th Fiber Opt. Sensors Appl., 2022
Seamless multi-reticle photonics
W. Jin, A. Feshali, M. Paniccia, J.E. Bowers, ” Seamless multi-reticle photonics,” Optics Letters 46 (12), 2984-2987 (2021).