Projects and grants

Project title: Development of technology for manufacturing easily integrable sensors for detecting physical, chemical, and biological signals. Beneficiary: SDS Optic S.A.

Project Objective: The goal of this research project is to develop an advanced manufacturing technology for easily integrable sensors capable of simultaneously detecting signals from physical, chemical, and biological factors. The project's innovation lies in the creation of universal sensors that can be integrated with various platforms, such as optical fibers, lenses, or glass surfaces.

Project title: Development and implementation of a multi-layer multifunctional coating for deposition on glass surfaces/lenses in the company's operations. Beneficiary: SDS Optic S.A.

Project Objective: The research and development project by SDS Optic S.A. focuses on the development of technologically advanced multifunctional coatings for deposition on glass surfaces/lenses. The main goal is to create coatings with optical, chemical, and biocidal properties.

Project title: Purchase of equipment for conducting research and development work on optimizing a sensor for medical applications, which is part of a proprietary microsensor for disease diagnostics. Beneficiary: SDS Optic S.A.

The goal of the Project is to acquire optoelectronic (photonic) devices for conducting research and development work aimed at optimizing the sensor that is part of the proprietary inPROBE microprobe technology platform, owned by SDS Optic S.A.

Horizon 2020 is the largest EU research and innovation funding program, with a budget of 80 billion EUR. The revolutionary Omi-Probe microprobe for in-body breast cancer diagnostics received a record 4 million EUR from the Horizon 2020 program, surpassing 1,500 competitors from across Europe. SDS Optic allocated the funds for R&D development, clinical trials, certification, approvals, and commercialization.