Programmable optical layers for advanced optical and lithographic systems

Laevon develops non-mechanical, non-volatile programmable optical layer architectures that enable post-fabrication control of optical behavior at the layer level.

Our work introduces additional optical degrees of freedom into optical stacks without mechanical actuation or continuous electrical power.

These architectures are applicable across free-space optics, waveguide-based systems, and advanced lithographic platforms including DUV, EUV, and nanoimprint lithography.

What We Do

Laevon focuses on programmable optical functionality implemented at the layer level rather than at the system or mechanical level.

Our architectures integrate within existing optical stacks and fabrication flows, providing post-fabrication tuning, correction, and reconfiguration capabilities beyond static optics.

Core Capabilities

Layer-Level Optical Programmability

Spatially addressable modification of phase, amplitude, angular response, and optical transfer functions.

Post-Fabrication Optical Control

Writing, erasure, and reconfiguration after fabrication to compensate for process variability.

Non-Mechanical and Non-Volatile Operation

Operation without mechanical actuation or continuous electrical power.

System-Integrated Optical Degrees of Freedom

Programmable layers acting as architectural elements within larger optical systems.

Application Domains

Lithography and Patterning Systems

Programmable optical layers for DUV, EUV, and nanoimprint lithography.

Waveguide-Based Display Systems

Layer-integrated programmability for AR and MR waveguides.

Advanced Optical and Photonic Systems

Free-space, integrated photonics, and hybrid optical architectures.

Design Philosophy

Laevon emphasizes architectural flexibility and long-term system adaptability while maintaining compatibility with existing optical designs and fabrication processes.

Engagement Model

Laevon operates as an IP- and architecture-focused organization engaging through technical discussions, collaboration, and licensing.