AI & Quantum Sensing

AQMed integrates cutting-edge artificial intelligence with high-performance sensors to help clinicians make faster and more accurate decisions. Our mission is to develop the next generation of medical diagnostic devices, with two primary goals: saving lives and reducing the economic burden of medical care. To achieve this, we have assembled a world-class clinical advisory board to guide us. Learn More

AQNav is SandboxAQ’s breakthrough dual-use magnetic navigation system for Assured Positioning Navigation and Timing (APNT).Leveraging powerful quantum sensors, proprietary AI algorithms, and Earth’s crustal magnetic field, AQNav delivers an unjammable, all-weather, terrain agnostic, passive technology, APNT solution where GPS signals are unavailable, denied, or spoofed. Learn More

AI + Quantum sensors are empowering a revolutionary increase in sensitivity for biomedical devices and are creating new opportunities for signal analysis.
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Our team has a vision to radically improve confidence and speed in each patient’s care decision in today’s healthcare systems. The first area we chose to tackle is the diagnosis of cardiovascular diseases. Faster and more accurate diagnosis of diseases will require a new generation of imaging devices that can detect human physiology and, specifically, biopotentials with better sensitivity. This is made possible with the latest advancements in quantum sensors. The first generation of medical quantum sensors led to MRI for visualizing human anatomy. We’re working on the next generation of medical quantum sensors to visualize human physiology.

So how does the “AI” part of “AQ” fit into the world of quantum sensing? AI is critical, in that it works to improve the signal-to-noise ratio and interpret the data captured by the sensors. In fact, AI expands on the existing best practices rather than replacing classic digital signal processing.

Since quantum sensors collect data at the atomic level, AI is needed to extract the useful signal and discard ambient “noise” generated by nearby electric currents, temperature changes, Earth itself, or motion.

Quantum sensors open up new frontiers of sensitivity, along with the potential for greater scale and complexity in data, and AI helps to wrangle this data into a usable form.