Scientists from the University of Adelaide have used some of the most sophisticated quantum cameras to capture life at its first moments, supporting the advancement of clinical In Vitro ...

These quantum-inspired camera methods could revolutionize biological imaging, especially for light-sensitive specimens like ...

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.

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 ...

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 ...

We are moving from decades of quantum research towards the engineering of quantum technologies that have real-world applications, with the potential to revolutionize microscopy, spectroscopy and ...

A quantum camera can take images using light that has never actually illuminated the subject. It could be useful for imaging particularly fragile tissues and materials.

The imminent development of quantum cameras promises to transform many sectors, starting with medicine. Thanks to images of unprecedented precision, this technology could, for example, help detect ...

Camera eye Dolev Bluvstein and colleagues in Harvard University’s Quantum Optics Laboratory are working on aspects of quantum computing and quantum simulation using arrays of individually trapped ...

InVisage, a technology company, has announced a new type of smartphone camera sensor called QuantumFilm. It's coming to smartphones and digital cameras.