Delta g is a quantum technology and gravity gradiometry company on a mission to make gravity sensing technology as ubiquitous as GPS, radar and telecoms. Spinning out from the University of Birmingham in 2023, our technology is the world’s first quantum technology based gravity gradient capability to successfully detect buried features from their gravity profile alone. Gravity sensors have the potential to impact much of todays world for the better; reducing traffic jams by eliminating unnecessary roadworks, a reliable navigation alternative to GPS and improving the environment through better monitoring and models. Limitations in current technology have prevented gravity sensing from reaching its disruptive potential. Our solution harnesses the quantum nature of atoms to produce a gravity gradient capability that is inherently immune to many of the noise sources hindering current technology. Enabling measurements in previously impossible environments at a fraction of the cost. A world-class team of experts from science, engineering, and business, supported by end-users from civil engineering, infrastructure, defence, and rail, Delta g will realise our vision of creating the Google Maps of the underground.
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🚀The Delta.g team are onsite today at the UK National Quantum Technologies Showcase 2024, hosted by Innovate UK in collaboration with EPSRC and #UKNQTP 🚀 Come and see us in the National Quantum Technology Programme Innovation Zone where we’re showcasing our next generation quantum gravity gradiometery device. Our CEO Tony Lowe will be speaking about the commercialisation of quantum at 14:30 in the main auditorium - don’t miss it
🚀The Delta.g team are onsite today at the UK National Quantum Technologies Showcase 2024, hosted by Innovate UK in collaboration with EPSRC and #UKNQTP 🚀 Come and see us in the National Quantum Technology Programme Innovation Zone where we’re showcasing our next generation quantum gravity gradiometery device. Our CEO Tony Lowe will be speaking about the commercialisation of quantum at 14:30 in the main auditorium - don’t miss it
Join our CEO Tony Lowe who is speaking today at the UK National Quantum Technologies Showcase. At 14:30 in the main auditorium Tony will address ‘Commercialising quantum to deliver customer value’ - focusing on how startup and scaleup companies can enable potential customers to experience the benefits of quantum technology. #quantum #uktechnology #deeptech
The team at Delta.g are very happy to be mentioned by name as a key Emerging Technology in the recent UK Gov report "Future of the Subsurface" - page 52. https://lnkd.in/dhxjyi8Y This wide ranging report highlights the issues we have with an unseen and congested subsurface - specifically citing 'lack of accessible data as a key challenge by project stakeholders, which makes it more difficult and expensive to plan, build, and maintain subsurface assets'. At Delta.g we're building a new way to measure a force of Nature - Gravity - and combining our IP protected technology with a powerful data platform to provide insights into the subsurface simply not available via any other source. Get in touch to find out more. #deeptech #customervalue #quantum
More exciting news at Delta.g as we announce the appointment of Lee Richards as our new Chief Operating Officer, strengthening our Executive team to further accelerate the commercial application of our groundbreaking technology. In addition to a wealth of experience in technology, Lee brings significant expertise in the commercialisation, launch and deployment of deep tech. As Head of Quality and Launch for Oxa Lee most recently led the first commercial delivery of Autonomous shuttles into the US - cementing their position as the only UK exporter of deployment-ready, self-driving vehicle software. Prior to Oxa, Lee held senior positions in software and hardware engineering - leading the delivery of new technology onto multiple vehicle model lines for JLR, latterly steering the delivery of Connected Car solutions onto all vehicle model lines globally. We’re thrilled to have Lee onboard and look forward to the scaling journey! About Delta.g: Delta.g has developed a revolutionary approach to mapping complex subsurface and unseen locations, producing the world’s first quantum sensors that use gravity gradiometry to create a ‘Google Maps for the underground’ in a way that’s fast, accurate, cost-effective, and easy to scale. The company - founded by Andrew Lamb, Jonathan Winch, and Professor Michael Holynski - was spun out from University of Birmingham via University of Birmingham Enterprise with Venture support from STL Tech in July 2023, following a £1.5 million pre-seed investment round led by SCVC to fast-track the commercial availability of its groundbreaking quantum sensors for mapping the underground. Delta.g builds on the extensive research into gravity gradiometry that has been carried out over the past decade in the UK Quantum Technology Research Hub in Sensing, Imaging and Timing utilising over £20M in UK Government funding. In February 2024 Delta.g were awarded a £2.4 million Innovate UK Contract for Innovation (formerly known as SBRI), generating commercial revenue to develop the next generation of gravity gradient sensors, accelerate the adoption of quantum solutions by the public sector and support the strategic growth of the UK as a quantum authority.
🚀 🚀 🚀 Fantastic news as the Department for Science, Innovation and Technology announces a £100M investment into 5 new quantum research hubs 🚀 🚀 🚀 These ambitious initiatives will drive innovation in world changing technologies, cementing the UK's position as a global leader in quantum research and deployment. At Delta.g we're on a mission to spearhead the near term application of Quantum technologies to solve real world problems, as we create the Google Maps for the underground. #Quantum #QuantumSensing #TheFutureIsQuantum
“We want to see a future where cutting-edge science improves everyday lives.” Peter Kyle visited University of Glasgow as the government invests £100 million into 5 new quantum research hubs, that will develop: 🩸 life-saving blood tests ⚡ faster MRI scanners 👩⚕️ new surgical treatments This technology can advance medical breakthroughs, creating better patient outcomes and easing pressure on our hardworking @NHS. Read more: https://lnkd.in/emGszEhY
Fantastic day yesterday as our Senior Engineer officially received his PhD from University of Birmingham. Dr. Benjamin Adams is pictured with Delta.g founding Professor and CSO Michael Holynski at the ceremony. Congratulations Dr. Ben - we are extremely fortunate to have you at Delta.g!
Today marks the first Birthday of Delta.g! And it's been quite the year! Spun out of University of Birmingham - founded by Andrew Lamb, Jonathan Winch and Professor Michael Holynski alongside then interim CEO Pete Stirling and Connor Frapwell, our technology and IP is the result of over a decade of research developed at the Quantum Technology Hub for Sensors and Timing. A year ago, our pre-seed investment round was led by SCVC, supported by Maven Cognition Limited, Quantum Exponential and Bristol Private Equity Club, including angel investment from Hitesh Thakrar and Howard Covington - we'd like to thank all involved for their support to date. In November 2023 we were selected to represent the UK in front of some of the world’s biggest investors at the Global Investment Summit at Hampton Court Palace, hosted by the Prime Minister and the Department for Business and Trade. In February 2024 we followed this by securing a £2.4m SBRI contract from Innovate UK to develop the next iteration of of our quantum gravity gradient sensor towards our government sponsor for the project, Department for Transport (DfT), United Kingdom. Most recently, Tony Lowe joined us as CEO to grow the company - mapping the path to full commercialisation of our groundbreaking technology and to deliver on our mission to create the ‘Google Maps for the Underground’. Here’s to exponential growth, and another stellar year 🚀
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"...quantum sensing is not something that is five years away but applicable in the here and now." Check out a new article by Forbes on the extraordinary #quantum #sensing start-up companies set up by UK Quantum Technology Hub Sensors and Timing researchers Cerca Magnetics Limited Delta.g https://lnkd.in/eFEUn4UJ
Our Founder Professor Michael Holynski and CEO Tony Lowe are featured in the Forbes article 'No Small Thing: Quantum Startups For The Here And Now' highlighting the near term application of quantum sensors to address real world use cases, and our mission to create the 'Google maps for the underground'. https://lnkd.in/eFEUn4UJ #quantum #innovation #quantumsensing