How quantum physics could improve site investigation accuracy
Unexpected ground conditions are still one of the biggest risks facing construction projects. But imagine a future where that danger has been accurately
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Unexpected ground conditions are still one of the biggest risks facing construction projects. But imagine a future where that danger has been accurately
A quantum gravity gradiometer has been demonstrated outside the lab for the first time, an advance that could reduce construction costs and delays.
A new quantum gravity sensor may help scientists find features like groundwater under the surface of a planet or moon thanks to subtle marks those features leave in the planet's gravitational field.
The new gravity measurement device, known as a gravimeter, developed by the University of Birmingham, UK, use atoms to probe the gravitational field at two different points.
System codeveloped with RSK and Teledyne e2v based on telecoms lasers frequency-doubled to 780nm.