Tel Aviv, Israel, July 01, 2026 (GLOBE NEWSWIRE) — Quantum X Labs Inc. (Nasdaq: QXL) has demonstrated its first fully all-optical HRG, marking a step toward electrically isolated, high-performance inertial sensing systems for next-generation navigation applications.
Quantum X Labs Inc. (Nasdaq: QXL), an advanced quantum technologies company, has successfully demonstrated its first fully all-optical Hemispherical Resonator Gyroscope (HRG) in its laboratory. The system uses optical excitation and optical readout instead of conventional electrostatic actuation and sensing. By removing electrode structures from the resonator design, the all-optical HRG demonstrates the feasibility of a fully optical architecture for precision gyroscopes.
HRGs are inertial sensors used to measure rotation in systems that require stable navigation data. Traditional HRG designs rely on electrostatic actuation and electrical sensing elements positioned around the resonator. Quantum X Labs’ laboratory demonstration uses light to excite the resonator and read its motion, removing the need for electrode structures in the resonator design.
The all-optical HRG architecture is intended to reduce reliance on electrode-based structures while supporting precision measurement requirements. Key benefits include:
- Simpler resonator architecture: Removing electrode structures reduces the number of elements surrounding the resonator.
- Fewer potential failure points: A less complex resonator configuration may reduce electrical and structural failure points associated with electrode-based designs.
- Intrinsic electrical isolation: Optical excitation and readout allow the sensing function to operate without direct electrical actuation at the resonator.
- Reduced sources of noise and drift: Removing electrode-based components may limit certain electrical noise and drift sources associated with conventional HRG designs.
- Foundation for next-generation photonic inertial systems: The laboratory demonstration supports continued development of optical inertial sensing systems.
Potential deployment areas span aerospace, defense, autonomous transportation, navigation systems, and environments requiring electrical isolation or resistance to electromagnetic interference.
Quantum X Labs intends to continue refining the all-optical HRG technology through performance optimization, system integration, and evaluation of potential collaborations and joint ventures. The company’s development path also includes work toward deployable inertial measurement units (IMUs). These activities are subject to technical validation, testing, integration work, and other technical and commercial requirements.
About Quantum X Labs
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