The Future of Quantum Sensing & Communications

August 31st, 2018

Speaker: Marco Lanzagorta, Naval Research Laboratory

The National Academies of Sciences, Engineering, and Medicine organized a half-day colloquium and webcast sponsored by the Office of the Director of National Intelligence to explore some of the latest developments in quantum sensing and quantum communications. This unclassified event featured individual presentations and a panel discussion on quantum concepts and technologies as they relate to the state of the art.

[adolfodef]

This guy is truly a genius.
_"Each equation (in it) halves the audience"_ [Stephen Hawking]
-> Compensates it by adding a cat (+50% accumulative) on each image.

[jomen]

Besides the military application, since a lot of research funding been redirected this way these days, I can see some interesting civil applications of this. Better light detecting devices with higher noise reduction opens up for hugely improved camera, and possible telescope, technology. But I guess it will take some time to minimize the quantum state generators suitable for the consumer market.

[johnmiranda]

Outstanding!! Now if someone could just apply detecting targets at zero decibels to detecting catastrophic sized asteroids, Humanity may actually have a small chance of survival.

[NEFFIBLE]

How do you throw a photon like a curveball and then measure it?

[voxelsofsorrow]

the gravimetric detector has such obvious utility for theoretical physics, I couldn't believe he billed it as a submarine tracker. the quantum gravimeter is literally a tool for understanding quantum gravity. at that sensitivity you could see the cosmic gravitational wave background, much less perform endless experiments on entanglement under gravity.

[dashposh]

May I get the reference study material about the topic

[NeoVdV]

Future technologies.
.
BUT WHY OH WHY
like in the past, those breaktrough always first o to be applied in warfare :-(
We didn't learn anything from the past !
How can we work on Peace when we always think and give more power, energy and money to War.

[mwtrolle]

If they are entangled you should be able to se a change on the one the the one of the pair you have at home.


But really what are the realistic range of a quantum radar, seems it need unimaginably power to make the range better then the distance a powerful normal radar can detect a stealth plane.
Anyway for a really long time, if it were possible to make one what would the price and size be?


To use entangled particles for communication seems more probable, in our life time and to a price and size that would make it worth using. For space probes, subs and classified information.

[JIBARO]

I was just listening to an extremely intelligent man. Then I ended up in the comment section.

[adolfodef]

It seems we live in a _Beta Worldline_ ... specifically a "Q" one in the subset of the more general _"Steins;Gate"_ Atractor Field of Convergence.

[twistedmindhybridproductio]

its about making things
invisible ....

[-LightningRod-]

turn YOUR camera off, ... can YOU see me, ...did you KNOW i was going to ask you that, ... did you ask me that already, ....

[ParallelGamingReality]

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[fullarmor]

There opening Pandora's box using technology given by the fallen angels.

[xy]

"the usa is so far behind in the Q race, we'll just show you by how far China is winning"

[ruibasilio]

GOOD SPEAKER! GOOD SALESMAN (CHINESE ARGUMENT)