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Our Magnetic Field Sensor Q.M 10 on its way to you at COMPAMED – Düsseldorf / Deutschland in Düsseldorf 🏎️ eagerly awaiting to show off its sensitivity to measure biosignals as faint as 10 picotesla. Enabling contactless measurement of smallest electric currents and magnetic fields in the human body under everyday conditions, this quantum sensor opens up entirely new possibilities for medical research and applications like 👉 intuitive prosthetics control  🧠 neurology 🩻 diagnostics  💪 function monitoring 🏃 rehabilitation research  🧑💻 telemedicine Our Native Sensing approach redefines the way biosignals are captured and provides researchers deeper insights into the human body’s biosignals. Be among the first researchers and product developers to join the „Q.M 10 Early Adopter Program“ to explore new research fields. Pre-order Q.M 10 now and be at the forefront of a completely new game of applications. Talk to our experts in Hall 8A, at booth G10. Get in touch for deeper insights! #Sensors #QuantumSensors #NativeSensing #MedTec #MedicalTechnology #Innovation #compamed #QuantumSensing #HumanMachineInterface

🎧 Definitely worth listening: A podcast with Maurizio Di Paolo Emilio and Dr. Michael Förtsch on photonic computing with the Native Processing Unit for AI and HPC - enjoy!

✨ Yet another step closer to space 🛰️ Last week, the QYRO Consortium held its second-year meeting, this time hosted by Bosch at their Renningen campus. The goal is to develop an NMR-based quantum atomic gyroscope to be integrated into a CubeSat satellite, with the goal of enabling precise control of the satellite's orientation to enhance communication within a satellite network. QYRO is a project supported by the Bundesministerium für Bildung und Forschung / German Federal Ministry of Education and Research, committed to pushing the boundaries of innovation. Over the course of several productive meeting days, partners shared project updates, engaged in deep discussions, and brainstormed ways to drive innovation forward. We're proud to announce the remarkable progress we made since the last meeting six months ago, thanks to everyone's hard work and dedication. All the consortium partners with Ferdinand-Braun-Institut, Leibniz-Institut für Höchstfrequenztechnik, project-lead Q.ANT, TRUMPF (TPC, TLB), Deutsches Zentrum für Luft-und Raumfahrt e.V., and Bosch Research are looking forward to seeing how this cutting-edge collaboration will shape the future of space communications and quantum technology as we approach the halfway point of the QYRO project. Mark your calendar: in 2027 the first satellite with the QYRO quantum technology will be launched 🚀 A heartfelt thank you to all our partners for their continued contributions and commitment! #Innovation #QuantumTechnology #SatelliteCommunications #Collaboration #QYRO #SpaceTech #NativeSensing #quantumsensors

🌟 Exciting Follow-up from the Quantum Effects Fair! 🌟 We are proud to announce that our Q.ANTie Victor Brasch has been awarded the Best Conference Lecture Award at the HPC Quantum AI Conference for his outstanding talk on “An LNOI-based Integrated Photonics Platform for Quantum Optics and Photonic Computing.” 👏 Photonics plays a pivotal role in driving forward computing, communication and quantum technologies. Improvements in integrated photonic platforms are essential to scaling up and further advance the fields. However, traditional integrated photonic platforms fall short of critical requirements, including low-loss transmission, efficient electrical control, and high nonlinearities. That’s where our LNOI-based integrated photonics framework Para.Digm comes in. By leveraging the exceptional properties of lithium niobate, our platform enables next-generation photonic integrated circuits (PICs) with superior electro-optic control, low power consumption, and enhanced nonlinear interactions. This opens doors to powerful, chip-scale optical systems for applications such as photonic computing 👉 Native Computing by Q.ANT 👈, quantum sensors and quantum repeaters - and also offers tremendous benefits for classical optical technologies and beyond. 🌐✨ 🏆 Victor was honored alongside other award winners, including Anant Agnihotri from Fraunhofer IAF and Prof. Dr. Gerhard Hellstern from DHBW Stuttgart. Special thanks to Ingolf Wittmann for moderating the session. Congratulations once again to Victor and the entire team for this remarkable achievement! 💫 #NativeComputing #QuantumComputing #Photonics #QuantumOptics #Innovation #IntegratedPhotonics #QuantumTech #TechAwards

Less than one week to go - and as Tobias Harter statet "Don’t miss out on this unique opportunity!"

Kicking off Quantum Effects yesterday, I had the privilege of participating in an insightful BREAKFAST TALK with industry and political leaders. Our focus? How we can drive sustainable innovation right here in #TheLänd and why Quantum Effects serves as such a powerful platform to spark and scale these transformative ideas.  🌱💡 #Quantum and #AI are the tools of our time, essential for overcoming the challenges ahead. Our original mission was clear: to make the planet greener with these technologies. 🌍 But with the current trajectory of AI and #NextGenerationComputing, we are heading in the opposite direction. If we continue scaling with the technologies we have today, we risk burning through the planet faster than we can innovate. 🔥 We need new approaches - and no, placing data centers in the sea 🌊 or building nuclear plants next to them ⚛️ isn’t my vision of innovation. What we need is a fundamental rethink. And this shift is happening right here at #QuantumEffects, where deep tech innovators, thinkers, and doers meet. We have the chance to shape ecosystems that can solve the AI crisis sustainably. 💡🤝 But it will take more than just one company to make this happen. Here in Baden-Württemberg, we’re working to build a seedbed for a new technological revolution, powered by #PhotonicComputing. It’s about starting small, fostering innovation, and scaling it into something truly transformative. 🚀 To do this, I believe we need three things: 1. Pride: Be proud of The Länd. Don’t hide behind past successes. BW is home to world-class companies that have shaped industries. 🏆 Let’s carry our pioneering spirit into the world of Deep Tech, or we’ll be asking companies like NVIDIA for permission to play in the future. 🔧➡️💻 2. Investment: Capital must flow. 💰 We need greater access to funding if we’re to realize our ambitions. Look at **Aleph Alpha** - a company that could have rivaled OpenAI. They had the talent, but when OpenAI gets $10 billion and Aleph Alpha just $500 million under strict conditions, we lose the competitive edge before we even start. 3. Action: It’s time to act first and apologize later. 💪 When we launched our first prototype of our quantum sensor in the U.S., customers didn’t hesitate - they tested it, learned from it, and developed applications. Meanwhile, in Germany, we spent two years waiting for approval. Those two years gave our U.S. customers a lead that we may never recover. ⚡ We are great at everything tangible - regulation, compliance, safety. But digital works differently. We need to innovate in R&D much earlier, before regulation slows us down. Let’s prove the value to customers, and then talk about compliance. 🔍🔗 This is how we spark innovation that scales from Baden-Wuerttemberg to the world. 🌍

It’s easy to lose some words about ourselves at Quantum Effects in Stuttgart. Even nicer, if others do! Thank you SWR for the report in the news program “Aktuell” about our sensors for prostheses we present at the fair, together with Fraunhofer IPA. Not to forget about our Native Computing photonic chips, processors and servers, and our cloud-deployed photonic processor tackling a real-world AI task, paving the way for energy-efficient AI. 👋 See you at our Medtech Theme Area booth in hall C2, booth B32 for #NativeSensing and booth KI04 in the HPC AI Theme Area for #NativeComputing. Watch the report from 2:36 mins at https://lnkd.in/ewZSp7n6 - only available in German, sorry! #QuantumEffects #QuantumTechnology #PhotonicComputing #QuantumComputing #QuantumSensing #FutureOfTech #TechInsights #DigitalTransformation

We have exciting days ahead of us at Quantum Effects! There’s also a lot in for you! Experience world class quantum technologies first-hand! Talk to our experts personally! Schedule your calendar with these not-to-miss-events! 🖊️ 🤜 See our #NativeSensor Q.M 10 pick up human biosignals to steer a prosthesis at our Medtech Theme Area Booth in hall C2, B32 - state of the art magnetic field sensing    🖐️ Watch our #NativeComputing cloud-deployed photonic processor tackling a real-world AI task. Watch as light powers through complex calculations paving the way for energy-efficient AI in data centers at our booth KI04 in hall C2 in the HPC AI Theme Area 🫵 Listen to Michael Bolle and Dr. Michael Förtsch on Tuesday at 12.00 pm on the Green Stage in Hall C2, F17, as they discuss about “Perspectives on the commercialization of quantum technologies: opportunities and challenges” 👌 Don’t miss out on Victor Brasch's Talk at the HPC Quantum AI Conference on Wednesday at 10.40 am 👉 Make sure to see Katharina Jag-Lauber give her presentation on “Native Sensing of bio signals with Quantum Magnetometers” at the EPIC Technology Meeting on Photonics for Quantum Technology on Tuesday at 11.45 am in Room C 5.1 🤝 If you miss this, find Katharina on Tuesday at 2 pm on the Black Stage in Hall C2, B41 in the panel on “Quantum in Medtech” ☝️ Don’t move from the Black Stage and be fascinated on Yashoj Shakya, Ph.D. 10 am Talk on Q.ANT Native Computing on Wednesday If you need a coffee ☕ in between or some extra calendar pages 😄, welcome to come by at our booths. See you in Stuttgart!

🌟 Q.ANTies shift the boundaries of physics! Congratulations, Alexander Mikhaylov! 🎉Alexander has been recognized by National Institute of Standards and Technology (NIST) with the Accolades for Technical Excellence MML 2024 for his contribution to the work on entangled two-photon absorption  for “refuting published claims about quantum-enhanced microscopy” that led to a 2023 US Department of Commerce Bronze Medal Award.   As part of the team around Michael Mazurek, Daniel Lum and Kristen Parzuchowski, Alexander, played a crucial role in conducting experiments to investigate two-photon absorption using entangled photons. They challenged previous findings and set new, more precise bounds on entangled two-photon absorption cross sections in common fluorophores. Their findings have been published in #PhysicalReviewApplied here https://lnkd.in/e36vdMr and in #TheJournalofPhysicalChemistryLetters here: https://lnkd.in/eE4FDt-E having sparked ongoing discussions and further research in the field. Your dedication to scientific rigor and collaborative spirit make us proud, Alexander! 🔬👏 #NISTAward #QANT #ScientificExcellence #Team 

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