Stealth technology, the cornerstone of US air power in jets like the F-35 and B-21, may one day become obsolete due to the ...

The Hong Kong University of Science and Technology (HKUST)-led research team has adopted gyromagnetic double-zero-index metamaterials (GDZIMs)—a new optical extreme-parameter material—and ...

Now Murat Muradoğlu and colleagues at Q-CTRL, a quantum technology company with offices in Sydney, Australia, have demonstrated just such a technology. Their approach is to sense anomalies in the ...

Multiple industries are expected to benefit from quantum sensing innovations, including atomic clocks, quantum magnetometers, quantum gyroscopes, and more. However, bringing quantum sensors from a lab ...

Since magnetic signals are unaffected by jamming and work underwater, they offer a promising backup system. A quantum magnetometer used in our research. (Swinburne University/RMIT/Phasor) The future ...

Quantum technology is revolutionizing how we navigate, offering precision and reliability even in challenging environments where traditional satellite navigation systems falter. This future landscape ...

Quantum technology is no longer confined to the lab – it’s making its way into our everyday lives. Now, it’s about to transform something even more fundamental: how we navigate the world.

The technique they used is called angle-resolved photoemission spectroscopy, in which photons are fired at a material to dislodge electrons and measure their properties, such as polarization, spin, ...

Stuttgart, Germany–based quantum chip startup Q.ANT has launched its first commercial photonic processor, which is claimed to use 30× less energy in its calculations compared with CMOS chips. The ...