BluGlass (ASX:BLG) has announced a Joint Development Agreement with Uviquity, a US-based start-up. The collaboration aims to develop photonic chips for Heterogeneously Integrated Photonic Integrated Circuits. The agreement includes a multi-year, three-phase plan with a Master Supply Agreement. The first phase involves a A$1.2 million payment.
BluGlass has entered into a Joint Development Agreement with Uviquity to develop novel photonic chips for HIPIC. The partnership includes a three-phase development plan, with the first phase valued at A$1.2 million. BluGlass' proprietary RPCVD technology is a key component of this collaboration, aiming to enhance laser performance and address challenges in the photonics industry. The agreement is expected to span up to three years, with a Master Supply Agreement planned before the development phases conclude. This positions BluGlass at the forefront of integrated photonics, leveraging its capabilities in semiconductor laser technology.
The significance of this agreement lies in leveraging BluGlass' core competencies and technological capabilities,' said Jim Haden, CEO of BluGlass. Scott Burroughs, CEO of Uviquity, emphasized BluGlass' advanced blue semiconductor laser technology as a critical factor in their partnership.