Speaker: Dr. André Kretschmann
To overcome the limitations of classical MEMS sensors, quantum technologies offer radically higher precision and sensitivity. Alkali vapor cell gyroscopes use atomic spin precession for highly accurate rotation sensing, while diamond nitrogen-vacancy centers enable ultra‑sensitive and fully vector-resolved magnetic field measurements.
Learn about following topics related to quantum sensing:
Key technologies:
• Alkali vapor cell gyroscopes
• Nitrogen-vacancy centers in diamond as magnetometers
Industrialization challenges:
• Ensuring robustness and reliability
• Miniaturizing systems and reducing power consumption
• Scaling manufacturing to competitive cost structures
Industrial best practice (as performed at Bosch):
• Corporate internal startup driving development and commercialization
• Focus on high‑impact applications
Quantum sensors represent a major leap in sensing performance, and rapid progress is bringing them from laboratory research into real-world products.
18:00 pm Registration
18:30 pm Start of the Lecture followed by a discussion
The event is free of charge, but registration is required.
The ETIT-OVE High-Profile Lecture Series is a partner event of Vienna University of Technology (TU Wien) and OVE Austrian Electrotechnical Association.
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"Explore how lab experiments become daily products."
TU Wien, Gußhausstraße 27-29, EI7, 1040 Wien
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