Quantum Science, the manufacturer of INFIQ quantum dot (QD) technology, is bolstering its production capacity with a second laboratory at its site in Daresbury, Cheshire.
Serving as a high-volume manufacturing facility, the new laboratory will feature specialist equipment including a highly precise automated reaction system, which will help Quantum Science upscale its production.
The expansion follows a year of rapid development for Quantum Science that has seen it go from a small start-up to an established innovator in the QD industry operating in numerous international markets.
Quantum Science’s INFIQ QDs are light-absorbing nanocrystals with significant applications for the sensing and imaging fields.
Many existing technologies either cannot detect light in the short-wave infrared (SWIR) wavelength, or are prohibitively expensive, whereas INFIQ QDs offer competitive performance at a mass-market price.
Widespread use of this technology will advance the semiconductor and electronics industries and unlock applications for sectors including medicine, defence, automation, and more.
Dr Hao Pang, CEO and founder of Quantum Science, said: “This expansion into a second lab means we will not only be producing world leading QD technology, but we can also significantly upscale our operations to the point that our materials will be able to serve millions of SWIR quantum dot sensors worldwide. It also highlights our commitment to our mission: providing the SWIR industry with the best quantum dot materials and technologies, enabling developers to bring high-performance and affordable SWIR sensing and imaging to life.”
