Quantum Sensing in Atomic and Solid-State Systems
Thu, Sep 2, 2021 12:00 PM - 1:00 PM EDT
In this talk, Jennifer Choy, Ph.D., of the University of Wisconsin-Madison describes the realization of quantum sensors in two material platforms: neutral alkali atoms and artificial atoms in diamond. The benefits and challenges of these platforms are illustrated through specific examples, including inertial sensing with cold-atom interferometers and magnetometry with alkali metal vapor and color centers in diamond. Choy also presents the critical developments in optical engineering and material science that are needed to improve device utility and performance in atomic and solid-state quantum sensors. This webinar is the fourth presentation in Hamamatsu's Quantum Technologies Series, presented by Hamamatsu Corporation.
Next Leading IR and 3D Sensors: Improved Process and Quality Control for IoT
Tue, Sep 7, 2021 10:00 AM - 11:00 AM EDT
Technology in the field of infrared cameras and 3D sensor technology requires more and more innovation, flexibility and user-friendliness. AT - Automation Technology has designed its portfolio around these parameters and offers customized solutions that can be individually adapted to any application. In this webinar, Guido Deutz of AT showcases that portfolio and how it is delivering precise, highly accurate, and reliable results in machine vision. Presented by AT - Automation Technology GmbH.
Silicon Nitride Photonics with MEMS: Enabling New Sensing and Filtering Systems
Wed, Sep 8, 2021 1:00 PM - 2:00 PM EDT
In this webinar, Philippe Babin, CEO of AEPONYX, discusses silicon nitride photonics' advantages and capabilities and takes a systems-thinking approach to product success. He will also discuss how silicon nitride photonics applies to solving today’s challenges and future applications.
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