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Lumotive offers an LCM development and evaluation kit with interfaces and features for programmable optics and digital beamforming.

The LX10 has a 27 × 19 mm active area, a 160-degree field of view in the steering axis, and solid-state beam steering with software-definable scan patterns. It is compatible with VCSEL and EEL lasers, and an evaluation kit is available.

The M30 Lidar Module Reference Design uses Light Control Metasurface (LCM) solid-state beamforming technology and achieves a range of over 25 meters.

The MD42 is a mid-range, wide-field-of-view LiDAR reference design powered by Lumotive’s LM10 LCM chip. Its solid-state dToF architecture provides depth sensing without moving parts.

The newsroom lists media coverage of Lumotive, including Amazon’s backing and the company’s $45 million fundraising announcements.

Lumotive develops programmable optics using its patented Light Control Metasurface (LCM), a digital photonics platform for sensing, optical switching, and communication. The company reports more than 160 patents.

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Lumotive’s Light Control Metasurface (LCM) technology dynamically shapes light at a sub-micron level for optical beamforming.

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Lumotive reopened its February Series B round to bring in Amazon’s Industrial Innovation Fund and ITHCA Group. The additions increased the round to $59 million.

Jul 2025 · Startups | TechCrunchNews article

Lumotive adds Amazon’s Industrial Innovation Fund and Oman’s ITHCA Group to its Series B, bringing the round to $59 million from an initial $45 million close in February. The Redmond-based startup has raised more than $100 million to date and sells solid-state Light Control Metasurface chips that electronically steer and manipulate light for applications including autonomous-vehicle sensing and data-center optical switching. The new funds will support sales and marketing expansion and increased research and development.

Jul 2025 · TechCrunchNews article