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Recent #Quantum Sensors news in the semiconductor industry

idw-online
4 months ago

Fraunhofer IAF Opens Virtual Application Lab for Quantum Sensing

➀ Fraunhofer IAF has developed a virtual application lab for quantum sensing to promote the use of quantum sensors in industry.

➁ This platform offers comprehensive information about quantum magnetometers, applications, and measurement scenarios, allowing users to interactively perform example measurements.

➂ The virtual lab also provides access to expert knowledge and professional contacts for exchange and consultation, enhancing the transfer of research results into industrial innovations.

Fraunhofer IAFQuantum Sensorsindustryresearch
electronicsweekly
6 months ago

Controlling prosthetics with quantum magnetometers

➀ Scientists in Stuttgart are developing a method to control prosthetics using quantum sensors to detect nerve signals; ➁ The technology uses optically detected magnetic resonance (ODMR) devices with diamond-based sensors; ➂ Spectrum Instrumentation's digitizers and arbitrary waveform generators are used for signal processing; ➃ The goal is to create a compact control box with a day's worth of battery life for prosthetics within three to four years.
MicroelectronicsPhotonic IntegrationQuantum Sensors
idw-online
7 months ago

Major Development Successes in Diamond Spin Photon Quantum Computers

➀ The SPINNING project has made significant strides in developing diamond spin-photon quantum computers with lower cooling requirements and longer operating times.➁ The project demonstrates entanglement of qubit registers over long distances with high fidelity.➂ Advantages over superconducting Josephson junction quantum computers include lower error rates and longer coherence times.
Fraunhofer IAFQuantum ComputingQuantum SensorsQuantum Technology
spectrum.ieee
9 months ago

New Laser Could Cram GPS Alternative Into a Shoebox

➀ Researchers have developed a new laser system that could miniaturize cold-atom interferometers, potentially enabling them to fit into a shoebox. ➁ Cold-atom interferometers are currently lab-scale and have sensitivities in the range of billionths of a g, with potential for even higher accuracy. ➂ The new laser system uses silicon photonic modulators to reduce size and cost, potentially making these sensors more accessible for various applications.
GPSLaser TechnologyQuantum Sensors