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2024
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Sep192024Q.Fly Product Release
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Jul232024TOPODRONE and QUANTUM SOLUTIONS announce Collaboration on Next-Generation VIS-SWIR Camera for UAV Platforms
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May212024Quantum Solutions Presented at CLEO 2024
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Apr162024Quantum dot short-wave infrared (SWIR) image sensors sales release
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Feb122024200 mm wafer level processing of QDot™ quantum dot n-type ink
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Jan312024Sales Release of QDot™ CsPbBr3 Perovskite Single Crystals
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2023
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Dec202023Sales Release of Large Sise QDot™ InAs Quantum Dots
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Oct242023Quantum Solutions Presented at Phosphors & Quantum Dots Industry Forum 2023 in Seoul
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Oct102023Sales Release of Q.Eye™ SWIR Photodetectors
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Oct042023Nobel Prize for the groundbreaking research in quantum dots
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Oct012023Sales Release of QDot™ Perovskite Single Crystals
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Sep302023Sales Release of QDot™ PbS quantum dot n-type ink
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Jun152023Sales Release of QDot™ InAs Quantum Dots
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Jun072023Sales Release of QDot™ ETL and HTL for SWIR image sensors
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2022
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2021
Sales Release of QDot™ PbS quantum dot n-type ink
Quantum Solutions commences the sale of QDot™ PbS quantum dot n-type ink (n-ink) for SWIR Photodetectors and Image Sensors.
[Southampton, 30.09.2023] — Quantum Solutions is delighted to introduce the QDot™ PbS quantum dot n-type ink (n-ink), specifically designed for manufacturing high-efficiency SWIR (short-wave infrared) photodiodes and image sensors. The ink simplifies the fabrication process of quantum dot SWIR sensors by eliminating the need for complex solid ligand exchange procedures. It allows for the easy creation of a thick and smooth quantum dot absorber layer, up to 100 nm, using techniques like spin-coating. The ink also enables cost-effective production as it requires only a small volume for coating large wafers, making it a practical choice for scaling up production processes in the SWIR photodiodes and image sensors industry.
About Quantum Solutions:
Quantum Solutions develops and manufactures quantum dot “wide-range” sensors and materials for “superhuman” vision, enabling the capture of images invisible to the naked eye. This includes lower-energy SWIR and MWIR spectrums, as well as higher-energy UV and X-ray light ranges. Cameras equipped with these sensors can find numerous applications across various fields, including robotics, machine vision, the automotive industry, security, and consumer electronics. We envision a future where cameras with augmented vision become the standard in our world. Contact us at [email protected] to discuss your needs for enabling the next generation of imaging systems.
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