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ColdQuanta to develop atomic clocks for Office of Naval Research

February 8, 2022

Next generation of atomic clocks to provide improved performance, stability and durability for U.S. Department of Defense ColdQuanta […]

This article is tagged with atomic clocks, ColdQuanta, Compact Rubidium Optical Clock, nanophotonics, National Institute of Standards and Technology, NIST, portable atomic clock, Vescent and posted in Defense, Latest News, Timing

This velocity-distribution data for a gas of rubidium atoms confirmed the discovery of the Bose–Einstein condensate in 1995. In these three snapshots in time, atoms—cooled to near absolute zero—condensed from less dense areas on the left (red, yellow, and green) to very dense areas at the center and the right (blue and white). (Image: NIST/JILA/CU-Boulder)

Quantum positioning system could fill GPS gaps for aviation

April 30, 2021

The High-BIAS2 project advances cold-atom quantum gyroscope The High-BIAS2 (high-bandwidth inertial atom source) project today announced new milestones […]

This article is tagged with BAE Systems, cold-atom quantum gyroscope, ColdQuanta, gyroscope, High-BIAS2, inertial navigation system, inflight navigation system, National Quantum Technologies Programme, QPS, quantum positioning system and posted in Latest News, Transportation

ColdQuanta awarded US government contracts for atomic clock

April 16, 2021

Projects will advance technology used for secure GNSS, quantum timekeeping and communications ColdQuanta, which specializes in cold atom […]

This article is tagged with Air Force Research Laboratory, alternative PNT, atomic clocks, Bose-Einstein condensate, ColdQuanta, Department of Defense, miniaturized ion trap, quantum technology and posted in Featured Stories, GNSS, Latest News