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Photon Force

Company · Edinburgh

Photon Force, based in Edinburgh, makes SPAD (single-photon avalanche diode) sensors and cameras, such as the PF32 range and the PF1D-1024 linear array, used in quantum optics, fluorescence lifetime imaging and imaging through scattering media. Chief executive Richard Walker co-founded it in 2015, having spent seven years as a researcher in the University of Edinburgh group run by Robert Henderson. In the £2.7m Innovate UK USPIS project led by Sonardyne, it is building a 1D SPAD array with on-board FPGA processing for underwater imaging. A cheaper 32x32 camera, the PF32-Lite, launched in April 2026.

Founded in 2015, Photon Force is a company in Edinburgh focused on quantum sensing, photonics and components. It is a partner in 1 UK project: QT Assemble. Profiled here: Richard Walker (Co-Founder and CEO).

Sources: Photon Force: Company · Photon Force: Exhibiting at SPIE Defense and Security 2026 · Sonardyne: Sonardyne-led consortium developing underwater single photon mapping and imaging system

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Profile last checked 2 October 2026

Projects (1)

Partner in (1)

  • Completed Consortium · 2020 onwards

    QT Assemble: Integrate Quantum Technology Programme

    QT Assemble

    A three-year Fraunhofer CAP-led consortium to make quantum technology components smaller, more robust and easier to build.

    Role: Partner

    Themes: Materials and components, Sensing

In the news

Recent articles from Quantum Zeitgeist that mention Photon Force.

  • Quantum Companies: The Mega List (Over 400 Quantum Companies) Powering The Quantum Era

    400+ Quantum Companies Powering Tech Era, read on Quantum Zeitgeist

    We have gathered over 400 quantum companies from around the globe into one place. From quantum start-ups to well-established companies, the list often includes written-about entities such as Xanadu, IBM, and Microsoft, but also includes newer start-ups and scale-ups who are popping up to tackle ever

    Image © Quantum Zeitgeist

  • Quantum Leaders Conference at Twickenham Stadium, read on Quantum Zeitgeist

    The one-day Quantum conference Quantum.Tech came to Twickenham, famous for its Rugby stadium, but the attendees were not interested so much in the hallowed venue itself or Rugby, but rather, how the UK can remain in the top league of the quantum technology world stage.

    Image © Quantum Zeitgeist

Partnerships (3)

Research, commercial and investment relationships, by year. Partners with a profile here are linked.

  • Heriot-Watt University Research 2024

  • Sonardyne International Research 2024

  • University of Edinburgh Research 2015

Products

  • PF32 Camera Range

    Quantum sensor · Available

  • PF1D-1024

    Quantum sensor · Available

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