World leaders in quantum sensing and precision timing technologies.
QuantX Labs are at the forefront of quantum technology innovation, developing and delivering precision solutions that transform communication, navigation, computing, and defence systems. Our state-of-the-art production and testing facility in Adelaide, South Australia delivers unique industrial capabilities that currently support Australia’s Defence and Space programs.
OSCILLATORS
- Over the horizon radar
- Radio astronomy: VLBI, VLBA
- Deep space tracking and navigation
- Scientific frequency reference source
- Quantum computing systems
- Data Centre and telecommunication networks
OPTICAL ATOMIC CLOCKS
- Terrestrial navigation & timing on mobile platforms
- Deep space communication
- Data centre and telecommunication networks
- GNSS constellations
QUANTUM SENSING
- Underground Asset Tracking
- Space-based Threat Detection
- Underwater Threat Detection
- Gravity & Magnetic Geophysical Exploration
LATEST NEWS & MEDIA
QuantX Labs Celebrates First Sale of Cutting-Edge Atomic Clock Technology with $2.7M Defence Contracts
September 2024 QuantX Labs, an Australian medium-sized company proudly announces the landmark first sales of its state-of-the-art optical atomic clocks. The company recently signed two
QUANTX LABS TIMELINE
In the gravity research group at the University of Western Australia (UWA).
Solely on an improved liquid helium cooled version of the CSO
John also built two liquid helium cooled CSOs at NMIJ, AIST Tsukuba Japan as a collaboration with UWA.
One of which was sold to NICT Tokyo Japan. Through UWA research group.
The invention of Chow Wang, engineer at CryoMech Ltd (USA) and Prof John Hartnett.
This was further refined at UWA where two more cryocooled CSOs were built and remain at UWA.
Prof Andre Luiten and Prof John Hartnett moved from the UWA to UoA.
One of those three CSOs was shipped to KRISS in Korea as part of an ARC Linkage grant. The other two remain in the UoA lab.
To commercialise the technology known as the Sapphire Clock.
IP transferred from The University of Adelaide.
Phase zero negotiations to build the Sapphire Clock for the JORN Phase 6 upgrade.
Awarded for Safeguarding Australia for the World’s most precise clock.
University of Sydney took delivery of the first CSO from the Cryoclock team.
Confirmation was received that Cryoclock has a reserved tenancy at Lot Fourteen for the assembly of the Sapphire Clock.
Innovation Award for Autonomous and Unmanned Systems and ISR and Best Small to Medium Enterprise in Defence Innovation
The Hon Steven Marshall, Premier of South Australia, formally launched the company’s new facilities.
Signifying the broader scope of products in development.
RICO through Army Headquarters fund a demonstration of an array of quantum magnetometers identifying covert subterranean activity.
QuantX receives $1M from SmartSat CRC to deliver an engineering model of their optical atomic clock
Australian Space Agency funds QuantX Labs space clock development a further $3.7M through their Moon to Mars Initiative
Formally launched a collaborative workspace named, RavensNest. Also signifying a doubling of the company tenancy at Lot Fourteen.