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Singular Photonics' Litavis represents a significant architectural shift in single-photon detection by integrating complex photon statistics processing directly onto the SPAD chip. This in-pixel capability reduces external hardware dependencies and latency, enabling more scalable real-time systems for machine vision and quantum sensing applications. The move toward unified on-chip processing marks a key evolution in sensor design that supports advanced AI inference at the edge without relying on massive data transfer bottlenecks.

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Singular Photonics Launches Litavis SPAD Image Sensor

The Quantum InsiderSeptember 10, 20263 min read

Insider Brief PRESS RELEASE — Singular Photonics, an innovator in single-photon imaging, today announced the launch of its most advanced image sensor to date. Litavis is the world’s first single-photon avalanche diode (SPAD) sensor using in-pixel processing to unify imaging, timing, histogramming and photon statistics on a single chip. Designed to bring unprecedented flexibility and […]

Singular Photonics launched Litavis, a CMOS-based SPAD image sensor that integrates imaging, timing, histogramming and photon statistics processing on a single chip. The sensor supports simultaneous intensity, timing and histogramming modes, with software-configurable acquisition and timing functions designed to reduce reliance on external processing hardware. Litavis provides 256 × 256-pixel photon-counting imaging and picosecond-resolution photon timing…

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