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2024
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Nov262024Q.Cam™ Product Release
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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™ InAs Quantum Dots
Quantum Solutions launches sales of QDot™ InAs Quantum Dots for SWIR Photodetectors and Image Sensors
[Southampton, 15.07.2023] — Quantum Solutions is thrilled to announce a groundbreaking leap in quantum dots technology with the launch of our novel QDot™ InAs Quantum Dots. InAs QDs are a lead-free absorbing material with variable sizes ranging from 3 to 5 nm, featuring first excitonic absorption peaks from 940 nm to 1200 nm. They are a perfect alternative to InGaAs semiconductors, as they enable lead-free and cost-efficient production of SWIR image sensors.
The introduction of QDot™ InAs quantum dots represents a significant milestone in the evolution of quantum dot SWIR sensor technology, opening up new possibilities for various applications such as consumer electronics, automotive, and machine vision.
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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