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Infleqtion UK is advancing deployable quantum radio frequency direction finding using Rydberg atoms, replacing bulky antenna arrays with optical detection techniques. This shift enables compact, high-performance spectrum surveillance and resilient navigation in space-constrained environments where traditional systems fail. The project marks a critical step toward operationalizing quantum sensing for electronic warfare and passive radar applications.

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Infleqtion UK builds quantum system to pinpoint radio signals

Quantum ZeitgeistOctober 20, 20263 min read

Infleqtion UK is building a Quantum Spectrum-DF product, phase two of the QuDiFi project, to pinpoint the origin of radio signals.

Infleqtion UK is developing a deployable quantum radio frequency direction finding system using Rydberg atoms, a departure from traditional antenna-based detection. The Innovate UK-funded project will bring quantum RF sensing from laboratory research to operational environments. “By advancing quantum sensing from laboratory research to practical deployment, this project will help establish the United Kingdom as a leader in radio frequency…

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