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This article focuses on Atomionics' application of quantum gravimetry for marine sensing, utilizing GRAVIO instruments to map seabed geology and infrastructure without emitting detectable signals. The technology leverages gravitational field signatures from mass movements underwater to reconstruct a three-dimensional view of the ocean floor, addressing limitations in current exploration tools.

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Atomionics Expands Quantum Gravimetry Research Into Ocean Sensing

The Quantum InsiderAugust 3, 20265 min read

Insider Brief The seabed is the largest unexplored territory on Earth. Today, Singapore moved to change that. Atomionics is bringing quantum gravimetry to the ocean—a marine intelligence capability that aims to read the sea in three dimensions: through the water, across the seabed, and into the ground beneath. The work is supported by Enterprise Singapore […]

The seabed is the largest unexplored territory on Earth. Today, Singapore moved to change that. Atomionics is bringing quantum gravimetry to the ocean—a marine intelligence capability that aims to read the sea in three dimensions: through the water, across the seabed, and into the ground beneath. The work is supported by Enterprise Singapore and Cap Vista, the strategic investment arm and a fully-owned subsidiary of Defence Science and Technology Agency (DSTA). It was announced at the opening of Atomionics‘ new headquarters at Alexandra Technopark, officiated by Ms Gan Siow…

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