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Founded Year

2003

Stage

Series B | Alive

Total Raised

$7.72M

Last Raised

$7.72M | 15 yrs ago

About Multiwave Photonics

Multiwave offers pulsed fiber lasers that allow the customer to control its key operating parameters in ways. Multiwave also offers other optical sources based on fiber-optic technologies, as well as product design, product development and engineering services aimed at developing and selling cost-effective and reliable products and solutions.

Headquarters Location

Rua Eng. Frederico Ulrich, 2650

Maia, 4470-605,

Portugal

+351 220168902

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Multiwave Photonics Patents

Multiwave Photonics has filed 1 patent.

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Application Date

Grant Date

Title

Related Topics

Status

6/11/2009

1/3/2012

Fiber optics, Laser science, Optical devices, Ophthalmology, Optical fiber

Grant

Application Date

6/11/2009

Grant Date

1/3/2012

Title

Related Topics

Fiber optics, Laser science, Optical devices, Ophthalmology, Optical fiber

Status

Grant

Multiwave Photonics Frequently Asked Questions (FAQ)

  • When was Multiwave Photonics founded?

    Multiwave Photonics was founded in 2003.

  • Where is Multiwave Photonics's headquarters?

    Multiwave Photonics's headquarters is located at Rua Eng. Frederico Ulrich, 2650, Maia.

  • What is Multiwave Photonics's latest funding round?

    Multiwave Photonics's latest funding round is Series B.

  • How much did Multiwave Photonics raise?

    Multiwave Photonics raised a total of $7.72M.

  • Who are the investors of Multiwave Photonics?

    Investors of Multiwave Photonics include GP BullHound Sidecar, Bullnet Gestion and Armilar Venture Partners.

  • Who are Multiwave Photonics's competitors?

    Competitors of Multiwave Photonics include Lawrenceville Plasma Physics and 4 more.

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