Thank you for joining us at World of Quantum
We’ve been a critical ecosystem partner for the quantum industry for over a decade. From offering individual components to complete plug-and-play solutions, we carefully design and engineer our products to provide the precision needed to deliver accurate results for your experiments.
Learn more about Infleqtion’s commercial products and applications below.
Quantum Cores
Thank you for stopping by our booth to learn about our quantum cores.
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The miniMOT V2
Whether you’re a seasoned researcher, physics educator, or product developer, the miniMOT V2 is the ideal compact, ultra-high vacuum (UHV) trapped neutral atom system.
Provide students with hands-on experience using lasers, optics, and quantum matter
Implement quantum matter in research experiments immediately
Prototype and develop neutral atom products for quantum computing or sensing applications
Also Available: The miniMOT V2 Package Upgrade
Do you want to chill your neutral atoms sooner and more easily? Ask about the miniMOT Package upgrade!
The breadboard package incorporates a pre-aligned optical system with beamsplitters, turning optics, and a fiber-optic laser input for easy alignment.
Atomic Prisms
UHV glass cells offer a new level of optical access to in-vacuum MOT and BEC experiments.
Cold Atom Source Cell
Cold Atom Source Cell (CASC): The core of a high-flux atom delivery system.
PICAS
A compact, alignment-free beam delivery package and coil assembly in one.
The world’s first and only remotely-accessible quantum matter service
Introducing Oqtant, a revolutionary solution for leveraging the power of quantum matter in your research, development, and innovation endeavors.
Access our world-class platform to remotely create, control, and measure Bose-Einstein condensate (BEC).
With Oqtant, you will be able to:
Easily experiment with quantum matter to tackle complex scientific research
Create, manipulate, and measure Bose-Einstein-Condensate
Dive deeper with Python access for programmatic control
