Leadership Team
Our leadership team has deep expertise in monolithic integration, micro-optics and system integration and R&D-to-high volume manufacturing transition.
CEO
Craig
Peters
CEO Plant PV, Inc.
COO Stockback Inc.
Chief Development Officer
Rick
Schneider
CTO Glo
VP Infinera
Agilent/HP
Sandia
Chief Technology Officer
Gang
He
CTO Alta Devices
Infinera
Vitesse
VP of Systems
Strategy &
Business Development
Michael
Klug
VP Advanced Photonics
Magic Leap
CTO Zebra Imaging
VP of Sales & Business Development
Chris
Champion
Infinera
SVP Sales
VP BD & Strategic Alliances
Sr. Director of Finance
Tuc
Nguyen
Infinera
Head of Human Resources
Talat
Tehranchi
Lacework
Illumio
ASML
Nimble Storage
Raxium is looking for team members who want to be part of a dynamic, fast-growing organization with the mission to revolutionize the way we see.
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The World’s Highest Performance Ultra-High Density Monolithic RGB µLED Displays
Raxium is on the cutting edge of bringing monolithic integration, the foundation underpinning Moore’s Law, to MicroLEDs, enabling a new class of smaller and more powerful display products, ranging from augmented and virtual reality micro-displays to life-size panel-based light field arrays.
Our clients include the world’s largest, most successful tech companies that are shifting paradigms in entertainment, education, medicine and human-to-human communication and collaboration.
We are pioneering the pixel technology to enable this vision
300x Smaller
Micron to sub-micron scale
1000x Brighter
Millions of nits
< 50% Power
High wall-plug efficiency
Augmented and Virtual Reality
Ultra-compact, low-power, high resolution, efficiency, contrast, uniformity & frame-rate
Autostereo and Light Field Displays
High resolution, full depth 3D light field displays without eyewear
Imagine digital and physical worlds seamlessly fused, enabling more natural interaction with data in the context of everyday activities.
The next big thing in displays will come from thinking small.
Really small.
