How ILT Works

New 3D Depth Sensing Method.

ILT (Invertible Light Technology) captures depth with elegant simplicity: a single CMOS sensor and a lightweight projector.

ILT uses a regular dot pattern projected by a simple DOE + VCSEL light source and reconstructs depth using a lookup-table-based linear algorithm. This eliminates the need for heavy pattern matching or filtering, allowing real-time depth reconstruction at very low compute cost-requiring only a few kilobytes of memory and achieving millisecond-level processing latency.

Uses standard CMOS image sensors-no special ASIC required.

Ultra-low power and heat due to minimal illumination.

Accurate corner and edge reconstruction without post-filtering.

Compact and production-friendly design.

Ideal for embedded CPUs, microcontrollers, or edge AI processors.

ILT redefines what’s possible in embedded vision – faster reactions, longer battery life, and lower system cost.