Photonics engineering, Integration & Production

TRL/BRL Booster

At the core of IDIL lies a passionate team of engineers and technicians dedicated to turning innovation into reality. We accelerate our clients’ projects through every stage —from proof of concept and prototyping to first-article production and full industrialization— boosting both TRL and BRL with confidence. Our comprehensive expertise spans the entire photonics spectrum: fiber optics, lasers, simulation, electronics, software, and mechanics. Backed by state-of-the-art lab equipment, we deliver cutting-edge solutions ready for volume manufacturing.

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We transform your ideas into tangible photonic solutions. Our expertise covers fiber optics assemblies, lasers, optoelectronics, sensors, spectrometers, and embedded softwares. Before moving to prototyping, our R&D team conducts a feasibility study to define and validate the technical concept. This includes detailed specifications, visual representations, descriptions, and budget estimations.

IDIL delivers simulation results and mechanical layouts to validate product development. Our multidisciplinary team, composed of optics Ph.D.s and engineers specializing in optics, electronics, mechanics, and software, ensures comprehensive design optimization. This phase involves close collaboration with our clients to refine technical specifications.

Equipped with advanced testing facilities, IDIL specializes in developing demonstrators for specific applications. We perform in-house testing and validation, comparing results against design specifications. If needed, prototypes undergo real-world environmental testing.

Before mass production, prototypes are optimized for miniaturization and system simplification. IDIL can manufacture up to 2,000 units per year, offering R&D adaptation, quality control, dedicated production lines, and compliance with Good Manufacturing Practices (GMP). Specific production lines can be set up in our clean room. Contact us to discuss your industrialization needs.