Quantum sensors for GPS-free orientation
Quantum sensors for GPS-free orientation Along each of the three axes of measurement, a mechanical accelerometer is attached to the reference mirror of the atom interferometer, resulting in a classic/quantum hybridization that permits continuous measurement of acceleration with ultralow bias. Measurements of the three vector components are used to determine the acceleration vector, in any direction. The sensor is secured to a rotatable platform for demonstrating measurements from various angles. Credit: iXAtom How can we navigate airliners or allow military vehicles to stay on course without GPS or satellite signals? This is a problem for which quantum inertial sensors offer a solution. Harnessing quantum technology, they can take ultrasensitive measurements of acceleration in three dimensions, and in any orientation. 1st Editional of International Research Awards on Sensing Technology | 23-24 Jan 2023 | India Abstract Submission: https://x-i.me/gaycon Award Nomination: h...
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