Quantum Sensing Application

Riding The Wave of Quantum Innovation
At QDNL, we believe our members will one day turn quantum sensing into practical innovations for everyone: from building better MRI machines to navigating without satellites to developing sensors that monitor climate change.
In fact, the first wave of applications is already in there and further innovations are poised to enter the market soon.

In fact, the first wave of applications is already in there and further innovations are poised to enter the market soon.
To ensure the development of new quantum sensing applications, QDNL is fostering an ecosystem of technology developers and end-users. By collaborating and sharing knowledge, we believe our members can create applications and at the same time improve the technology has been validated in labs. Our plan includes open calls for developing new quantum sensor components and bringing together diverse stakeholders to create these innovative new applications.
Once the technology is operational, QDNL will establish public-private partnerships to accelerate industrialization. These partnerships can bring quantum sensing applications to market quickly and efficiently. With continued investment and collaboration, the potential of quantum sensing can be fully realized and spark a transformative impact on numerous industries and areas of research.
Are you pursuing research and development or commercial applications in the field of quantum sensing? Join our team. Reach out to the QDNL expert at the bottom of the page to learn more about quantum sensing.
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NATIONAL PROGRAMME
At Quantum Delta NL, we animate our mission through distinct Catalyst programmes and Action Lines – decisive initiatives designed to seize opportunities in quantum, each defined by well-articulated goals, aspirations, and strategies.
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Pre-announcement: second call for scientific quantum technology research

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The Netherlands, France and Germany intend to join forces to put Europe ahead in the quantum tech race