Passive Optical Information Architecture (POIA)
Laevon develops architecture-level optical frameworks that preserve deterministic,
angle-dependent system behavior under real-world conditions.
What We Do
Laevon develops Passive Optical Information Architecture (POIA): a mechanism-agnostic
class of post-fabrication and post-integration architectures that enable retained,
spatially defined optical responses without continuous electrical power.
POIA operates at the architectural level rather than the component or product level,
and applies across multiple optical system classes without requiring continuous
actuation or fundamental system redesign.
Rather than continuously tuning optics or accepting stochastic behavior, POIA defines
how optical responses are classified and retained at the system level.
Core Principles
Angle-Domain Determinism
Mechanism-Agnostic Architecture
Retained Configuration Without Continuous Power
System-Class Application Domains
System-Class Optical Platforms
Photonic Computing and Optical Interconnect
Waveguide and Display Optics
Imaging and Machine Vision
Automotive and Mobility Systems
Transportation and Infrastructure Optics
Engagement Model
Laevon operates as an IP- and architecture-focused organization engaging through
technical discussions, collaboration, and licensing.
Intellectual Property Philosophy
Laevon’s intellectual property emphasizes architecture-level protection that governs
system behavior across implementations, rather than dependence on any single device,
material, or process.
Contact
Laevon Holdings, Inc. is a Delaware C Corporation.