Phase I SBIR: Ultra-Sensitive Quantum Telemetry Receiver for Broadband, Low-Noise Detection
This Phase I SBIR funds exploratory R&D to test whether a quantum sensing receiver can detect telemetry signals far better than current classical receivers. The work targets higher sensitivity, lower interference/noise, and broadband operation across both licensed and unlicensed spectrum, with concept validation via modeling, simulation, and initial experiments. Results are intended to sup…
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