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Sensing for AI — a reconfigurable platform that directs what it measures to what a model needs.
Almost every sensor ever built was designed to produce an image for a person to look at — but AI doesn't look at pictures, and it isn't limited to them. Elio runs computation inside the optics themselves and reconfigures them as it works, so the sensor stops recording one fixed view decided in advance and begins to explore: directing detail to where the information is, changing what it measures as it goes, and returning what a model needs rather than a picture for a person.
Elio places many layers of dynamic diffractive optics in the light path. These layers perform a large number of operations on the light itself before it reaches the sensor — computation closer to a neural network than to a lens. The computation happens in the optics and can be reconfigured on demand, so the sensor can change what it measures without changing hardware.
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