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A company called Infleqtion already has an RF sensing product that uses Rydberg atoms. https://infleqtion.com/quantum-rf-receiver/ https://infleqtion.com/quant
by ElProlactin 8mo ago
A company called Infleqtion already has an RF sensing product that uses Rydberg atoms.
https://infleqtion.com/quantum-rf-receiver/ https://infleqtion.com/quantum-rf-receiver/
- jacquesm 8mo agoIs it really a product already? There are a number of renders but the 'products' link does not work for me.
- ElProlactin 8mo agoNot sure if it's being "actively" used in real-world deployments yet, but it does exist. https://www.prnewswire.com/news-releases/infleqtions-quantum-rf-solution-excels-at-army-c5isr-netmodx23-assessment-301946377.html https://www.prnewswire.com/news-releases/infleqtions-quantum...
- jacquesm 8mo agoOk, I found a video: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=j18K7MZdyY8 https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=j18K7MZdyY8 That looks like it is definitely real but also extremely fragile and there is no mention of any performance specs. But that's 3 years old now and no product(s) available yet.
- numpad0 8mo agoThat page uses the older versions of "SWaP-C2 Optimized[1]" meme, I would guess it might have not been updated in 3-5 years. 1: Stands for "Size, Weight, and Power [and] Cost [and] Cooling Optimized", defense industry equivalent of self awarded gold medal stickers on product packaging, apparently