Rayvector showcases AI, vision and sensor innovation at SEMICON India 2026
Bengaluru-based deep-tech semiconductor company Rayvector Technologies is showcasing its capabilities in semiconductor research and development, artificial intelligence, advanced vision systems, sensor engineering and product development at SEMICON India 2026, being held at Yashobhoomi, Dwarka.
The company is presenting an integrated approach aimed at connecting semiconductor research with practical applications in areas such as semiconductor inspection, advanced imaging, intelligent sensing, automated analysis and AI-enabled manufacturing.
Rayvector's technology development spans the innovation lifecycle from research and intelligence to design, engineering, product development and scale. The company says its focus is on converting complex semiconductor research into practical and scalable technologies.
“Our vision is to take complex semiconductor ideas from research to real-world products. As we enter our next phase, we are focused on building proprietary technologies and products around sensor and vision innovation, with the ambition of developing globally relevant semiconductor technologies from India,” said Srikanth K. Avadhani, Founder and CEO, Rayvector Technologies.
Rayvector has expanded its operations beyond India, with a presence in the United States, including an engineering facility in Tualatin, Oregon. The company said its cross-border engineering model combines its R&D capabilities in India with collaboration and technology support for customers in the U.S. semiconductor ecosystem.
According to Chakravarthy Elumalai, CTO of Rayvector Technologies, the company is focused on taking innovation beyond laboratory research and developing technologies that can be deployed at scale.
The company is also working toward a portfolio of Rayvector-owned technologies and products focused on sensor and vision innovation. This marks a shift from primarily deep R&D and engineering capabilities toward proprietary product development while retaining its focus across the wider innovation lifecycle.
Through its participation at SEMICON India 2026, Rayvector is highlighting its work in AI, semiconductor engineering, sensing and vision, while positioning India as a base for developing technologies for the global semiconductor industry.
