skip to primary navigationskip to content
Home

Centre for Advanced Photonics and Electronics

Department A-Z

 
HUD

About CAPE

The Centre for Advanced Photonics and Electronics (CAPE) is a unique form of joint partnership between the University of Cambridge and a number of strategic companies of international importance in the supply chain for the photonics and electronics industries.

Read more
Laser

CAPE Mission

To invent and develop, through multidisciplinary research, materials, processes, components and systems; define the future strategy and market implementation; and set the industry agendas for the convergence of photonic and electronic technology platforms

Read more
Hologram

CAPE Objectives

CAPE delivers Technology from Science. We do this by accessing world leading expertise in every branch of engineering and science at Cambridge University and by collaborative work with the support of cutting edge R&D facilities in the CAPE Building, home of the University’s Electrical Engineering Division. We are energetic collaborators, driven by results and focused on novel ideas for early stage intellectual properties

Read more
Logos for website 2020 2

Partners

CAPE Partners
Partner

Work with us

CAPE always welcomes the participation of new industry partners who look to leverage our expertise and at the same time provide a synergistic fit with our existing partners

Join CAPE

RSS Feed Latest news

Blue Sky Talk: Dr Kun Li - Solid-State Holographic LiDAR with 360 Degree Field of View

Oct 05, 2020

Blue Sky Talk on 12 October 10:30: Dr Kun Li - Solid-State Holographic LiDAR with 360 Degree Field of View

CAPE Lecture by Prof. Patrick Langdon on CAPE project on AI with Jaguar Land Rover

Oct 05, 2020

CAPE Lecture on 12 October, 11:00: Prof. Patrick Langdon - 'Working with Jaguar Land Rover on AI project on Predictive touch'.

Contactless touch technology developed by CAPE and Jaguar Land Rover to help fight bacteria and viruses

Jul 27, 2020

A ‘no-touch touchscreen’ developed for use in cars could also have widespread applications in a post-COVID-19 world, by reducing the risk of transmission of pathogens on surfaces.

View all news

Where to find us

Study at Cambridge

About the University

Research at Cambridge