A decade of building free-space optical links that survive the real world.
Developing free-space optical communication is traditionally a slow, high-effort process demanding expertise in optics, mechanics, electronics and software at once. Most teams start from scratch — building test setups, aligning optical paths by hand and debugging unstable links under time pressure.
We have spent over a decade developing and deploying KORUZA, through several generations of prototypes, field experiments, alignment work and industrial installations. The modular platform exists so that R&D teams, OEMs and startups can build, test and iterate without repeating that decade — and without the hard lessons that came with it.
A cross-disciplinary team covering optics, mechanics, electronics, embedded software and control algorithms, with full in-house prototyping infrastructure. KORUZA is developed and manufactured in Maribor, Slovenia.
KORUZA began as an open-source, open-hardware project and the hardware, firmware and documentation remain published under open licences. That is unusual in this field, and deliberate: it means you can inspect what you are buying, modify it, and keep using your version indefinitely.
KORUZA is available for OEM licensing and co-development. Most engagements start as a paid feasibility study, continue as an integration project, and move to pilot or production quantities from there.
| Company | IRNAS Technologies d.o.o. |
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| Address | Sokolska ulica 51, 2000 Maribor, Slovenia |
| VAT number | SI78993857 |
| tech@irnas.eu | |
| Website | tech.irnas.eu |
Get feedback on your concept, design challenges or integration plans from our FSO engineers. No obligation, and we will tell you plainly if free-space optics is the wrong answer for your problem.