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New quantum sensor uses fibers thinner than hair, could replace GPS

Sandia National Laboratory researchers have developed a quantum sensor that uses just 5 milliwatts of power and 420-nanometer-thick optical fibers.

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New quantum sensor uses fibers thinner than hair, could replace GPS

Sandia National Laboratory researchers have developed a quantum sensor that uses just 5 milliwatts of power and 420-nanometer-thick optical fibers.

12 hours ago·New York, United States

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