| Company profile | JCMwave GmbH, based in Berlin, was founded in 2002 as a spin-off of the Zuse Institute Berlin. With its 8 employees, the company focuses on the development of software and numerical technologies for photonic and nano-optical applications.
JCMwave collaborates closely with academic partners such as the Zuse Institute Berlin or the Physikalisch-Technische Bundesanstalt in order to continuously incorporate leading edge research results into its software. This enables the simulation and analysis of complex optical systems with high accuracy and speed.
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| Products & Services | JCMsuite is a software package for the simulation of complex photonic and nano-optical systems. It combines efficient and accurate finite-element solvers for electromagnetism, continuum mechanics and heat conduction. Machine learning technologies enable rapid optimization and analysis of optical device properties.
More information: https://jcmwave.com/jcmsuite
Services:
JCMwave provides training and support for JCMsuite. Moreover, we develop dedicated software stacks to be used by our costumers or we analyse and optimize specific optical devices.
More information: https://jcmwave.com/services/consulting-services
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| References and export activities | JCMwave has an international costumer base with a focus in Europe and the United States. Moreover, we are regularly partners in EU-funded research and development projects, including also projects with Israel.
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| Target group | JCMsuite is used by companies, universities, and academic institutions with applications in, e.g., lithography, metrology, waveguides and fibers, photovoltaics, light sources, and nanostructured materials.
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| Competitive advantages | JCMsuite includes a highly accurate and efficient FEM solver with a strong focus on nanophotonic applications. Specialized machine learning technologies enable a fast analysis and optimization of systems based on few FEM simulations. Both technologies can drastically decrease the simulation-driven development time of nanophotonic devices.
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