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HardwareBoadilla del Monte, Madrid, SpainFounded 2009· One of 1702 Hardware companies tracked by AMPulse

Manufactures uncooled MWIR/LWIR infrared detectors and high-speed thermal imaging systems for real-time industrial process monitoring, with specialized focus on laser metal deposition quality control in additive manufacturing.

CEO / Founder
Arturo Baldasano
Team Size
11-50
Stage
Active
Total Funding
Undisclosed
Latest Round
Strategic Investment
Key Investors
Lynred

Technology & Products

Key Products

Uncooled MWIR focal plane arrays (1–5 microns); Uncooled LWIR infrared detectors; High-speed infrared cameras (1 kHz frame rate capability); OEM infrared imaging modules; I3LASWELD (Inline Infrared Imaging Laser Welding QA system); CLASCO project thermal monitoring integration

Technological Advantage

Proprietary uncooled MWIR detector technology with integrated FPA-to-system architecture enables cost-effective, high-speed thermal monitoring for additive manufacturing quality control applications; integration into I3LASWELD laser welding system demonstrates ecosystem capability.

Differentiation

Value Proposition

Affordable, high-speed uncooled IR thermal imaging detectors enabling real-time melt-pool geometry monitoring during laser metal deposition, reducing defects and improving part quality without the cost and cooling requirements of traditional cooled detectors.

How They Differentiate

Proprietary uncooled MWIR detector technology; vertically integrated production from FPA to end systems; specialized focus on laser metal deposition monitoring with 1 kHz+ frame rates; cost-effective alternative to cooled thermal imaging systems.

Market & Competition

Target Customers

OEM manufacturers, metal additive manufacturing systems integrators, industrial process quality control

Industry Verticals

Additive Manufacturing (laser metal deposition); Industrial Process Monitoring; Defense; Laser Welding

Competitors

Lynred; Princeton Infrared Technologies

Growth & Milestones

Growth Metrics

Founded 2009; progressed from startup to well-established SME by ~2024; leveraged Europractice for IC development; no revenue, employee counts, or other quantitative metrics available

Major Milestones

Europractice-IC partnership for semiconductor design support (timeline: recent, pre-2026); ICEX Next Program support with European FEDER co-financing for international development