Lightwave Logic

Lightwave Logic is a technology company focused on the development of proprietary electro-optic polymers and polymer-based photonic integrated circuit (PIC) devices. These materials are designed to transmit data at higher speeds with lower power consumption compared to legacy semiconductor-based solutions like indium phosphide or silicon. The company's core technology, Perkinamine™, is a result of its in-house chemical synthesis and molecular engineering. Its polymer modulators are aimed at improving the efficiency of internet data centers and telecommunications networks. The technology is positioned to address the growing demand for faster and more energy-efficient data transmission driven by applications like AI, 5G, and the Internet of Things.

Founded in 1997, the company has its headquarters in Englewood, Colorado. The company's business model involves designing and producing its polymer materials and modulator device prototypes, which are then licensed or sold to manufacturers of photonic components and modules. This fabless approach allows the company to concentrate on the core chemistry and device design. Lightwave Logic works with foundries for the manufacturing and packaging of its polymer-based devices, aiming for integration into existing internet and telecommunications infrastructure. The company is publicly traded under the ticker symbol LWLG.

The CEO of Lightwave Logic is Dr. Michael Lebby. He is a recognized expert in the field of optoelectronics and has a significant background in the industry, which aligns with the company's technological focus. His leadership guides the company's strategy in commercializing its polymer-based photonics platforms.

Keywords: electro-optic polymers, photonics, optical modulators, data communications, Perkinamine, fiber-optic network, datacom, telecom, PIC devices, fabless