This year was a reminder of how fast things can move when you point a focused team at a hard problem. When we started working on terahertz imaging, it felt like deep tech that might live in the lab for a long time. This year, it started to feel very real. In the past year we have:
• 10x’ed our office and lab space in Santa Clara, giving us room to scale R&D, production, data collection, and customer pilots.
• Raised two successful funding rounds from top‑tier investors.
• Added three new government contracts, totaling nearly $3M.
• Tripled the size of our engineering team to move faster on product, integrations, and field deployments.
• Crossed 800+ live customer demos with security, defense, and enterprise stakeholders.
• Signed numerous customer trial and partner agreements, building a strong pipeline of pilots and early deployments for 2026.
• Achieved 3/3 successful chip tapeouts, advancing the latest generation of our solid-state terahertz radar platform.
• Continued to harden the imaging technology over multiple generations from lab prototype to field-ready systems that can integrate into real security workflows.
At the end of the day, the mission is simple and serious: detect concealed weapons in real time, help prevent violence, and create safer workplaces and public spaces. By unlocking the terahertz spectrum for practical, scalable systems - not just lab demos - we’re turning a decade of research into real-world impact, and 2026 is all about scaling that impact.
If you’re building in security, operate sites that need better protection, or just care deeply about reducing everyday violence, let’s connect - or reach out to see the technology in action. And if you’re an engineer, researcher, or builder who wants to work on hard problems with real-world impact, we’re hiring and would love to talk.
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