Neutral atom and trapped ion quantum computing groups lack specialized, turnkey control electronics. Existing options either target other qubit types or require extensive customization and software development, causing delays and inefficiencies. Researchers spend valuable time building and integrating hardware instead of focusing on experiments, slowing progress in this cutting-edge field.
Dr. Martin Stadler and Dr. Ferdinand Felder, with deep technical and entrepreneurial expertise, are developing a turnkey control system tailored for neutral atom and trapped ion quantum computers. Their solution integrates with existing hardware and features advanced real-time feedback software. The market is estimated at $25 - 40M in 2025, with strong growth potential.
