Supporting the development of computing technologies with quantum metrology
summary
QNAMI presents a working scanning quantum microscope that uses a single NV center sensor embedded in synthetic diamond to map magnetic fields, currents and temperature, with typical measurements: minutes to an hour. The company ships instruments (products launched ~1 year ago, ~15 staff) used by four high‑profile labs, leverages silicon lithography for wafer‑scale sensors, and is building a cryogenic Proteus Q to operate at quantum‑computer conditions for industry‑grade quality control.
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chapters (15)
- 0:00Introduction
- 0:45About Qnami
- 1:16What is Qnami
- 1:50Current paradigms
- 4:34Quality Control
- 5:16Reducing Error Rates
- 6:12Quantum Sensors
- 8:07Quantity Lever
- 8:42Scalable
- 9:26Userfriendly
- 11:00Quantum Technologies
- 11:53Applications
- 12:38Expansion
- 13:58Closing
- 14:34Questions and comments
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