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Polight ASA

Regulatory Filings May 8, 2025

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poLight ASA Develops Off-The-Shelf Lenses Delivering TLens® Tunable Optics Focusing Capabilities in Standard M12 Format for Industrial Machine Vision Applications

poLight ASA Develops Off-The-Shelf Lenses Delivering TLens® Tunable Optics Focusing Capabilities in Standard M12 Format for Industrial Machine Vision Applications

TØNSBERG, Norway - May 8, 2025 -- poLight

ASA (https://www.polight.com/home/default.aspx) (OSE: PLT) announced today it is

in the process of implementing its tunable optics technology in an off-the-shelf

(OTS) M12 focusing camera lens for industrial machine vision OEMs. Leveraging

poLight's ultrafast (~1ms), ultralow power consuming(~1mW) TLens®, these new

lenses enable design engineers to rapidly set and change object/focal distances

to accommodate different scenarios. Initially a family of three lenses

supporting 1/3" image sensors such as Sony's popular IMX900 sensor, the product

range will be expanded to other focal lengths and image formats in the future.

Prototypes, a supporting evaluation kit plus several live and static demos will

be on display in the Sunex booth 8112 at the Automate 2025 conference, May 12-15

in Detroit, Michigan.

Yole Group estimates the industrial machine vision market to reach USD $7.8

billion with a CAGR of 2.1 percent by 2029, based on AI-driven imaging

requirements in automated manufacturing settings. Historically, industrial

machine vision OEMs were forced to rely on fixed focus cameras with high F-stop

to achieve sufficient depth of focus, hindering advanced imaging for factory and

warehouse automation, barcode scanners and embedded cameras. Delivering a small,

cost-competitive OTS solution with constant field-of-view focusing and based on

a standard sensor platform enables industrial machine vision OEMs to quickly

ramp their advanced technology.

"poLight is a recognized leader in delivering tunable optics technology to the

industrial machine vision market," said Dr. Øyvind Isaksen, CEO of poLight ASA.

"This technology solution capitalizes on the benefits of tunable optics and

propels 3D imaging and AI robotic vision in a wide variety of manufacturing

applications. Providing a focusing OTS family of add-on lenses supports our

company goals of advancing innovation and shaping the future of tunable optics."

The company anticipates M12 add-on lens products will be available in volume

production in 1H 2026, in three focal lengths:

· 6mm

· 13mm

· 19mm

The evaluation kit will include two M12 prototype lenses, a TLens® PD50LE driver

board for simple software connection and system development, and a standard

TLens® evaluation kit enabling easy control of the driver board via a USB

connection to a PC or Mac computer.

The poLight team invites you to visit the Sunex booth 8112 to see early M12

prototype lenses, evaluation kit as well as live and static demos. Contact

[email protected] to schedule a meeting.

About poLight ASA

poLight ASA (listed on the Oslo Stock Exchange: PLT) offers a patented,

proprietary tunable optics technology, starting with its first product, TLens®

which replicates "the human eye" experience in autofocus cameras used in devices

such as smartphones, wearables, barcode scanners, machine vision systems and

various medical equipment. poLight's TLens® enables better system performance

and new user experiences due to benefits such as extremely fast focus, small

footprint, no magnetic interference, low power consumption and constant field of

view. poLight is based in Tønsberg, Norway, with employees in Finland, France,

UK, US, China, Taiwan, Japan, and the Philippines. For more information, please

visit https://www.polight.com

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