Anteryon B.V.

Originally formed as a business unit of Philips, Anteryon was spun off in 2006 as a fully independent entity focused on hybrid replicated lenses and laser modules. Today, Anteryon provides standard and customer-specific optical components and related services using its patented replication and opto-mechanical assembly technology, and deep domain expertise of coatings, lithography, precision glass, surface textures and structures, to the industrial, imaging and display, and data and telecom markets. The Company delivers optical solutions from the component to the product level to over 100 customers worldwide, including global technology leaders. Anteryon has unique replication expertise applicable to single lenses, lens arrays, lens stacks and lasers modules. It is the development of the stacking technology at the wafer level that spawned Anteryon’s patented WaferOptics® technology. The company is poised for growth in the camera module for the mobile phones market now generating more than 1 billion camera phones worldwide. Anteryon BV develops and delivers optical solutions for industrial, imaging and display, and data and telecom markets. Its products include lenses, such as aspherical, free form, and overview standard lenses, as well as lens arrays and matrices; diode laser modules and questionnaire non standard lasers; fiber collimators and fiber collimator arrays; customized precision products, structured glass wafers, and TTT wafers; integrated lens stacks; lenticulars; and mastering substrates. The company’s products are used in various applications, such as alignment, leveling, and industrial metrology; optical data storage; automotive safety vision systems; multiview 2D 3D displays; telecom and optical networks; sensors and Microsystems; and life sciences. Anteryon BV was formerly known as Philips Optics and changed its name to Anteryon BV in 2006. The company was founded in 1943 and is based in Eindhoven, the Netherlands. Anteryon BV operates as a subsidiary of Anteryon International B.V.

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