Quantum + 3D Printing

There’s another technology in the mix.

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I toured a nearby 3D printing facility and wondered what applications there might be in quantum. I had no idea. But it turns out that the University of Nottingham is using 3D printing to develop specially textured surfaces that direct gas particles away from quantum sensors, thus minimizing interference.

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