Breakthrough: Quantum Magnetic Field Sensor to Control Prostheses, Exoskeletons and Avatars with Neural Signals
Stuttgart / Hanover, April 18, 2024 – Human-Interface-Technologies have the potential to revolutionize entire industries. With its magnetic field sensor, the German photonic deep-tech scale-up Q.ANT has taken a decisive step in this direction and initiated a paradigm shift. More precise than before, Q.ANT’s new sensor can measure the finest electrical currents via their magnetic […]
Our CEO is on the list of prestigious Photonics 100!
Our CEO, Michael Förtsch, made it on the list of the coveted Photonics 100 – an annual accolade celebrating the industry’s most innovative minds. Now in its second year, the Photonics 100 spotlights the visionaries, disruptors, and innovative minds propelling the photonics field forward. These remarkable individuals are shaping the future of light-based technology, earning […]
Let’s play the future at Quantum Effects!
Get ready to embark on a journey into the exciting world of quantum technologies! On October 10th and 11th, Q.ANT would like to invite you to join us at the Quantum Effects Exhibition and Conference for Quantum Technologies, where the future comes to life. Here’s what you can look forward to at our booth in […]
Q.ANT and CEO Dr. Michael Förtsch featured in Frankfurter Allgemeine Zeitung
In a recent article published by the Frankfurter Allgemeine Zeitung (FAZ), our CEO Dr. Michael Förtsch was interviewed about his career path, insights into the future of Quantum Technology, and his perspective on the industry’s evolving landscape. For those interested in exploring this inspiring story, the FAZ article can be accessed both in the print […]
Q.ANT presents Redesign and launches new website
Q.ANT is delighted to announce the launch of its new website, marking a significant milestone in the company’s online presence and user experience. In line with the company’s rapid growth and commitment to innovation, Q.ANT has undergone a comprehensive website redesign aimed at providing a more informative, user-friendly, and visually appealing digital platform for its […]
Q.ANT Partners with PlanQK to Advance Photonic Quantum Technology
Q.ANT, a startup emerging from the renowned German high-tech company TRUMPF, has announced its collaboration with PlanQK as an associated partner. The partnership aims to strengthen the quantum computing community by leveraging Q.ANT’s expertise in photonic quantum technology. PlanQK, platform and ecosystem for quantum applications, is a flagship project, supported by public funds from the Federal […]
Q.ANT goes Fairs and Exhibitions 2023
A varied, international trade show schedule is in store for Q.ANT in 2023: SPIE Photonics West in San Francisco at the end of January will kick things off, followed by Pittcon in Philadelphia in mid-March. After Hannover Messe in mid-April, it’s off to Munich at the end of June for World of Quantum as part […]
Q.ANT wishes Merry Christmas and a Happy New Year!
We wish all our business and development partners, customers, Q.ANTies and friends a Merry Christmas, a peaceful holiday season and a good start into the New Year 2023! Looking back, it was an exciting year 2022 with many highlights, see for yourself!
Quantum technology is getting more and more attention in the media
Quantum technology is getting more and more attention in the media – and with it Q.ANT is also in the spotlight. For example, Q.ANT CEO Michael Förtsch is listed in the Handelsblatt article “Next Generation” as one of the “30 top executives who will change Germany”. A technical discussion on the advantages of photonic quantum […]
Kirill Spasibko awarded second place at Quantum Future Award 2022
Q.ANTie Kirill Spasibko was acknowledged with the second place at Quantum Future Award 2022. Advertised by BMBF Bundesministerium für Bildung und Forschung, Kirill received the prize for his doctoral thesis about the parametric down-conversion, the most practical source of entangled photons, at high gain. The intention of the study-award is to honor outstanding scientific work […]
