Computational imaging has emerged as a critical research frontier in the optoelectronics field both domestically and internationally in recent years, demonstrating extensive application demands and significant development potential across various sectors, including autonomous driving, industrial production and inspection, life sciences and healthcare, and national defense and security.

The 6th International Conference on Computational Imaging (CITA2026) will be held in Shenzhen from September 12 to 14, 2026.

Aligning with the evolving trends of computational imaging towards intelligence, programmability, and high-speed optical field manipulation, UPOLabs will participate in the conference with two new product launches: the D²NN All-Optical Diffractive Neural Network Computing Platform and the HDSLM PLM Phase-Only DMD Spatial Light Modulator. Targeting diffractive neural networks and high-speed phase modulation respectively, UPOLabs will showcase novel optical field manipulation tools and experimental platforms designed for cutting-edge scientific research.