A startup called Diffraqtion, spun out of MIT and the University of Maryland, has just raised $4.2 million (approximately £3.4 million / AU$6.3 million) to develop a revolutionary quantum camera.

Newswise — Researchers at the University of Adelaide have performed the first imaging of embryos using cameras designed for quantum measurements. The University’s Centre of Light for Life academics ...

BOSTON, Jan. 13, 2026 /PRNewswire/ -- Diffraqtion, an MIT and University of Maryland spinout developing satellite constellations powered by a novel quantum camera, today announced the close of their ...

Sumitomo (TSE:8053), through Presidio Ventures, has invested in quantum camera startup Diffraqtion alongside Lockheed Martin Ventures. Diffraqtion is a spinout focused on quantum camera technology for ...

Researchers modified a commercially available camera with a long-pass filter and a physical calibration model to ...

Diffraqtion, an MIT and University of Maryland spinout developing satellite and telescope systems powered by a quantum camera, has closed a pre-seed financing round totaling $4.2 million, combining ...

Quantum Imaging is a new and developing field that involves the application of quantum physics phenomena to develop new imaging technologies and methodologies for scientific research. We are moving ...

Using quantum-entangled pairs of photons as the shutter trigger for a super-high-speed camera, researchers can actually create images from less than a single photon per pixel. Share on Facebook (opens ...

Researchers have performed the first imaging of embryos using cameras designed for quantum measurements. The academics investigated how to best use ultrasensitive camera technology, including the ...