LUMILOOP GmbH – Laser Powered Sensor Systems

– LASER POWERED SENSOR SYSTEMS –
Your experts for turnkey units for optical energy and data transmission.
Maximum miniaturized systems – from the sensor to the software.

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News

Let’s Meet in Munich!

We’re excited to announce that we’ll be part of the EMC Society German Chapter’s 2026 EMC Boot Camp! Over two intensive days, participants will dive into the fundamentals of electromagnetic compatibility (EMC) — combining theory with practical insights. We’re proud that LUMILOOP GmbH will contribute with a presentation: “RADAR Pulses in the Field: Measuring Rapidly…
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Graz Says Hello! EMV Fachtagung 2026

We are happy announce our participation at the EMV Fachtagung 2026 in Graz! Mark you calendar!📅 Date: September 15-18, 2026📍 Place: TU Graz🌐 Event Website: https://www.tugraz.at/institute/ife/research/emv-fachtagung-2026 Image of Graz, copyright by Leonhard Niederwimmer
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Visit Us at EMC+SIPI 2026 in Dallas, Texas!

We’re excited to showcase our state-of-the-art innovations and latest developments in EMC measurement technology.
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Products

LUMILOOP provides laser powered, super fast and reliable measurement tools for:

EMC measurements
RF measurements
E-field uniformity

Selected International Standards:

IEC 61000-4-3, 61000-4-21
ISO 11451-2, 11451-5, 11452-2, 11452-1
CISPR 25
RCTA DO-160

Calibration

We take care of your calibration!
We are delighted to have received our Accreditation Certificate from DAkkS.
Our all-round carefree service for LSProbe E-Field Probes and LSPM RF Power Meters includes checking your measuring equipment and performing the accredited calibration.

Company

Advises customers on the realization of products and customizes firmware, software and electronic assemblies.

The service offer includes the integration of a commercially available sensor or a specific customer sensor into the sensor interface including the adaptation of the sensor electronics.