2DNeuralVision was spotlighted by the Graphene Flagship in a LinkedIn post promoting the Annual Report 2025. The post highlights how the project is combining materials, sensors and optical AI to transform advanced research into working vision systems. 

Why this recognition counts 

The Graphene Flagship spotlight helps make 2DNeuralVision’s progress visible beyond the consortium. By presenting the project as a bridge between new materials, sensors and optical AI, the LinkedIn post turns complex research into a simple and powerful message: better machine vision starts with better materials and smarter ways to process light. 

The quote that captures the story 

As highlighted in the campaign, the project coordinator, Gerasimos Konstantatos, summarised the consortium’s progress: “Over the past two years, the consortium has made significant progress in low-cost, low-power machine vision, advancing from new materials to integrated optical neural networks, and now bringing these technologies together toward real-world applications.” 

The post also underlines how an unexpected discovery in quantum dot formation contributed to higher-quality imaging, showing how research findings can open new paths toward practical innovation. 

What’s next 

This recognition strengthens 2DNeuralVision’s communication narrative as the project continues to connect materials, sensors and optical AI into demonstrators for next-generation vision systems. It also sets the stage for one of the project’s key upcoming moments: the 2DNeuralVision Final Event, taking place on 21 September 2026 in Porto, in the framework of Graphene Week 2026. This will be an opportunity to showcase the project’s progress, bring together the consortium and stakeholders, and highlight how its technologies are moving closer to real-world applications. 

Read more 

Follow 2DNeuralVision’s journey from 2D materials to optical AI through the Graphene Flagship Annual Report 2025, and stay tuned for the project’s Final Event at Graphene Week 2026.