On 31 July we opened our integrated quantum sensing hub at Alexandra Technopark.
Minister of State Gan Siow Huang officiated, and guests watched a quantum gravimeter measure gravity live.
Here's what the day looked like.
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- Minister of State Gan Siow Huang officiated the opening of Asia's first integrated quantum sensing hub, built to secure the ocean.
- The world is racing to secure critical minerals it hasn't found yet. Here, it's being solved differently. Asia's first integrated quantum sensing hub opens at Alexandra Technopark: quantum, gravimetry, & AI under one roof. On 31 July, a Singapore minister commissions it, live.
- The industry cites his past. We build our future with him. Prof. Philippe, a pioneer of taking cold-atom interferometry out of the lab, joins Atomionics. He built the first transportable absolute quantum gravimeter, and now he's here to build the next one with us.
- POV: 30 quantum-curious students walk into your lab and actually see real cold atoms in action. What was meant to be a tour turned into a hangout. The questions kept getting better, and the engineers were having more fun than the students. One of our best afternoons in a while.

