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This study demonstrates how integrating deep learning into adaptive optics can effectively correct severe atmospheric turbulence in free-space quantum links. By enabling daytime operation and extending transmission distances to 7 km, this approach removes a primary barrier preventing the practical deployment of satellite-based Quantum Key Distribution (QKD) networks. The work represents a significant technical leap toward robust, all-day secure communication infrastructure using quantum technologies.
AI-Driven Optics Enable 1.4-km Quantum Link Under Strong Turbulence

Researchers achieved a 1.4-km quantum link using deep-learning-enabled adaptive optics, overcoming strong atmospheric turbulence for daytime satellite-based quantum key distribution.
Researchers have demonstrated a deep-learning approach to adaptive optics, successfully establishing 1.4-km and 7-km free-space quantum links despite strong atmospheric turbulence. The work addresses a critical limitation of…
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