Something to consider:
Quantum sensors will significantly improve future sensors and will be key to maintaining Bosch’s world-market leadership in miniaturized sensor products.
Quantum sensors form a new class of sensors with disruptive advantages in sensitivity, measurement range, and robustness. For example, innovative magnetometers in development using diamond quantum sensors could lead to new human brain machine interfaces. New quantum gyroscopes utilize nuclear magnetic resonance effects in atomic vapors. These quantum gyroscopes are a hundred times more drift stable than those currently available. They will allow fully inertial navigation and improved safety in highly autonomous driving.
There are 4 criteria for quantum sensors:
- The system has to have discrete, resolvable energy levels.
- You can initialize the sensor and you can perform readout (turn on and get answer).
- You can coherently manipulate the sensor.
- The sensor interacts with a physical quantity and has some response to that quantity.
https://www.bosch.com/
What POET has:
https://agoracom.com/ir/POETTechnologies/forums/discussion/topics/664972-surprised-by-performance/messages/2083007#message
Would it be that big of a stretch for a world-class company like Bosch to be working with world-class sensor like POET created? Someone is going to.
