A Sherbrooke, Que.-based quantum sensor startup that aims to “reveal the invisible” and provide an alternative to GPS announced it has been awarded two contracts worth about $3 million from Canada’s ...

The highly integrated vector magnetometer developed by the Fraunhofer Institute for Applied Solid State Physics IAF is based on nitrogen vacancies (NV) in diamond and provides access to the smallest ...

RESTON, Va., June 5, 2025 /PRNewswire/ -- Susceptibility to jamming is a significant military vulnerability of the Global Positioning System (GPS) signal. Through a Defense Innovation Unit contract, ...

For decades, modern navigation has relied heavily on GPS, but another, less visible system plays an equally critical role in helping aircraft, ships, smartphones, and military platforms determine ...

A 6x6 All-Wheel Electric Amphibious Remote-Controlled Platform With GPS-Denied Quantum Navigation Addresses Trump Administration Priorities in Autonomous Defense, Counter-UAS, and Homeland ...

The same error-prone sensitivity that has slowed down the development of quantum computers is being turned into an advantage for GPS-denied navigation. A new quantum sensing technology from ...

Quantum sensors promise precision far beyond anything possible using classical technology. Australian startup Q-CTRL has put the devices to work in a GPS backup that’s 50 times better than the current ...

A highly sensitive diamond quantum magnetometer utilizing nitrogen-vacancy centers can achieve millimeter-scale resolution magnetoencephalography (MEG). The novel magnetometer, based on ...

The highly integrated vector magnetometer is based on nitrogen vacancies (NV) in diamond and provides access to the smallest magnetic fields with a previously unattainable degree of flexibility and ...