Quantum sensing is not a new technology, but its potential is only now at the edge of being deployed at scale. Use cases are limitless. If there’s sensor data, we can make it work for you. Get in touch for more.
A new intelligence data source at your fingertips.
Maritime Domain Awareness
A ship can stop broadcasting.
Its hull is still steel.
A quantum magnetometer on the seabed still feels it pass. Fides Q-View™ sets that reading next to the last available AIS data and the conditions at sea, so a gap in one source is covered by another. The vessel that passes over without a broadcast signal is flagged — letting the analyst make a more informed decision even without traditional sources. This data is complemented by additional quantum sensors — gravimeter, inertial sensor, and atomic clock data is integrated for a more holistic common operating picture.
Ground Forces
Fuse the data where the team is.
Small teams carry sensors, not data centers. Q-View runs on a single node beside them, keeps working when the link drops, and catches up when it returns.
Edge sensors such as cameras, passive infrared and seismic are in development with mission partners.
PNT
When satellite signals are jammed, know which clock to trust
IN DEVELOPMENT | Atomic clocks and inertial sensors keep time and position when GPS cannot be trusted. Q-View™ is adding them as sources, with each clock's lock and holdover state.
Every reading already carries its clock and how far its time can be trusted. Clocks as sources will add the state of the clock itself.
