Future of quantum technology in industrial process engineering

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Endress+Hauser positions quantum sensing as a practical route to on-site industrial measurements using color centers in diamond and microfabricated gas cells alongside matured tools like Raman and IR spectroscopy and MEMS. The company already ships a radar IoT level sensor and a cloud‑connected fermentation model that outputs a single ready/not‑ready parameter for breweries, and joins the Q‑Sense/QUIND consortium with University of Stuttgart to develop two targeted industrial quantum sensors aimed at mass‑manufacture sooner than quantum computers.

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1. 0:00Start
2. 2:48Typical measurements
3. 4:08Who is Endress+Hauser Group?
4. 4:37Periphery, availability, and limitation of industrial sensing and automation
5. 6:56Why go down this road?
6. 9:30Quantum sensing: reaching new heights
7. 13:25QSens/QIND Clusters Future
8. 14:16Future of quantum technology in industrial process engineering

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