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Deep Light Vision AB – Quantum Optical Tomography Spin‑off from Lund University
How does Deep Light Vision's Ultrasound Optical Tomography combine ultrasound, laser spectroscopy and quantum-engineered sensors to image tissue oxygenation deep in the body?
Deep Light Vision AB is a Swedish deep-tech spin-off bringing quantum physics into medical. Strategic-technological profile; 38-page sourced DFM PDF report.
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Original DFM publication · DFM Analysis report · 2025-08-20
Deep Light Vision AB is a Swedish deep-tech spin-off bringing quantum physics into medical imaging. Founded in 2022 in Lund, Sweden, the company emerged from a decade of research at Lund University’s Department of Physics .
Its core innovation, Ultrasound Optical Tomography (UOT), combines ultrasound and laser spectroscopy with quantum-engineered sensors to capture real-time images of tissue oxygenation deep inside the human body . This novel approach has potential to detect strokes, heart attacks, cancers and other critical conditions non-invasively at early stages .
This analysis answers: How does Deep Light Vision's Ultrasound Optical Tomography combine ultrasound, laser spectroscopy and quantum-engineered sensors to image tissue oxygenation deep in the body? What is the maturity of this Lund University spin-off's technology and its potential to detect strokes, heart attacks and cancers non-invasively? Which medical customers, partners and dual-use markets could adopt it? What capability gaps and dependencies define Deep Light Vision's position?
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- Its core innovation, Ultrasound Optical Tomography (UOT), combines ultrasound and laser spectroscopy with quantum-engineered sensors to capture real-time images of tissue oxygenation deep inside the human body .
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Deep Light Vision AB – Quantum Optical Tomography Spin‑off from Lund University
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What is Deep Light Vision AB – Quantum Optical Tomography Spin‑off from Lund University?
Founded in 2022 in Lund, Sweden, the company emerged from a decade of research at Lund University’s Department of Physics .
Why does Deep Light Vision AB – Quantum Optical Tomography Spin‑off from Lund University matter for European defence?
This novel approach has potential to detect strokes, heart attacks, cancers and other critical conditions non-invasively at early stages .
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