Metalenz optimizes optical sensor for smartphones, enabling next-gen biometrics
By using light polarization technology, Metalenz is enabling compact, advanced sensing for mobile devices. Rob Devlin, CEO and co-founder of Metalenz, demonstrates the company’s Polar ID application, which enables facial recognition and advanced biometric security for smartphones. For more details on the company and its Polar ID technology, visit
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