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This article centers on quantum gravimetry and atomic sensing technologies used to map ocean floors in three dimensions, distinguishing it from traditional sonar or lidar methods. While an AI platform processes the resulting data, the core innovation described is the deployment of a novel quantum sensor (GRAVIO) that detects gravitational pull variations caused by subsurface mass differences.
Atomionics Opens Asia’s First Quantum Sensing Hub for Ocean Mapping
Atomionics has opened Asia’s first integrated quantum sensing hub in Singapore to develop a marine intelligence capability built on quantum gravimetry. The company aims to read the sea in three dimensions, through the water, across the seabed, and into the ground beneath, a capability supported by Enterprise Singapore and Cap Vista.
More of the surface of Mars has been mapped at high resolution than the floor of our own oceans, a disparity Atomionics aims to correct with the opening of Asia’s first integrated quantum sensing hub in Singapore. Backed by Enterprise Singapore and Cap Vista, the company is developing a marine intelligence capability using quantum gravimetry to create three-dimensional readings of the sea, seabed, and subsurface. “To see beneath the water is to hold an advantage that spans defence, energy, and…
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