QF Products
Entered program in 2024Bringing the world’s highest quality 2D nanomechanical resonator to the real world.
In 2017, a group of researchers at the Niels Bohr Institute in Copenhagen utilized phononic crystals to design a new type of mechanical device visible to the naked eye, but with sensitivity comparable to individual atoms. The combination of ultrasensitivity and convenient size allow numerous potential applications. We will develop a vacuum pressure sensor capable of significantly outperforming current industry standard technology. Other sensor applications are being actively investigated.
This project is supported by Spin-outs Denmark, a unique program that invests in researchers who create more impact by starting research-based companies.