Photonic Sensors For
Autonomous Vehicles

One Silicon Chip Photonics (OSCP) is a Canadian based integrated optics sensor company providing inertial navigation sensors for autonomous vehicle advanced driver assistance systems (ADAS).

Based on our patented technology, our current activity is to bring to market a range of proprietary, high performance integrated optical motion sensors for self-driving car and drone markets.

APPLICATIONS

One Silicon Chip Photonics Transport Applications

Autonomous Vehicles (AVs)

Photonic Integrated Circuit (PIC) technology is anticipated as an enabler for the Autonomous Vehicle (AV) market, with reliability, low cost, low power consumption, and enhanced sensitivity critical for Level 3+ autonomy.
One Silicon Chip Photonics AUTONOMOUS ROBOTS APPLICATIONS

Drones

OSCP’s technology increases drone flight range and navigational accuracy, enabling autonomous drones to safely navigate in a wider range of applications outdoors with increased load capacity.
One Silicon Chip Photonics AEROSPACE & DEFENSE APPLICATION

Robotics

Where accurate, precise, and efficient angular positioning is critical, Photonic Integrated Circuit (PIC) technology provides the low cost, lightweight, low power, and high performance (low bias drift) that consumer and industrial robotics require.
One Silicon Chip Photonics Military APPLICATION

Aerospace

When cost is a factor, Photonic Integrated Circuit (PIC) technology promises low bias drifts and lightweight, small form factor performances with adequate sensitivity and immunity to Electromagnetic Interference (EMI).
One Silicon Chip Photonics SPACE APPLICATION

Defense

In defense applications, where low cost, small form factor, and lightweight performance is demanded, Photonic Integrated Circuit (PIC) technology may prove desirable in niche applications.
One Silicon Chip Photonics Oil and Gas Exploration Application

Industrial, Energy, & Infrastructure

Gyros have numerous applications for industry, energy, and infrastructure, especially for the Structural Health Monitoring (SHM) of bridges, pipelines, dams, etc.

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Latest news

April 2023 – OSCP at SAE International



OSCP will be present at SAE International at Huntington Place, Detroit, MI from April 18-20.

We will be showcasing our recent gyroscope development, a new generation of gyroscope that is more compact and power efficient than previous ones.

This new gyroscope generation is more suitable for small autonomous vehicles, such as drones.

Stop by at our booth SP09 to learn more.

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February 2023 – OSCP at SPIE Photonics West 2023



Feb. 1 2023, 1:30-5pm PST, Moscone Center, Halls A-F, Table 3000
Visit OSCP R&D Engineer Sean Romanuik at the Photonics West Exhibition in San Francisco to learn more about OSCP and our novel gyroscopes.

Feb. 2 2023, 9:40-10am PST, Moscone Center, Room 304 (Level 3 South)
Come see OSCP R&D Engineer Sean Romanuik present our paper “The effect of etched air cavities underneath the finite bottom cladding of silicon nitride single-strip optical waveguides” at SPIE Photonics West in San Francisco.

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November 2022 - OSCP’s Alpha Prototype IMU Successfully Field Tested with Thales Canada



Program Director Joseph Salhany, FPGA Product Designer Toan Bui, Director of Operations Richard Williston, and R&D Engineer Sean Romanuik presenting OSCP’s Alpha Prototype IMU at Thales Canada’s offices in North York, Ontario, where it was successfully field tested.

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