Qlibri GmbH

During our work with fiber-based optical microresonators, we realized the enormous power of this technology and its great potential in many research areas. We want to cut down the complexity and time it takes to build and operate an optical fabry-perot microcavity to enable scientists from various fields to boost their research.

On this premise we develop complete setups including highly reflective mirros, mechanical design as well as electronics, software, and consulting to get our customers an operating microcavity setup in various enviroments as fast as possible. Our ultimate goal is to provide a "turn-key" solution that unlocks the power of optical microresonators in every laboratory.

Qlibri originates from the groups of David Hunger at KIT, Alexander Högele, and Theodor W. Hänsch at LMU Munich and the Max-Planck-Insitute of Quantum Optics, where research with fiber-based microresonators was pioneered.

Our team provides years of expertise in micro-cavity and nanophotonic research.