Our news
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Prof. Konrad Banaszek Presents at INOW 2025
We are proud to announce that our founder, prof. Konrad Banaszek, participated as a speaker at the INOW – “international Nano-Optoelectronics Workshop 2025” – (https://inow2025.pwr.edu.pl/) During this event, he presented our cutting-edge QRND and OKD technologies, highlighting our commitment to simplicity in qunatum innovations. We would like to extend our heartfelt thanks to the organizers […]
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Professor Konrad Banaszek took part in the 8th Polish Optical Conference in Rzeszów
Professor Konrad Banaszek took part in the 8th Polish Optical Conference in Rzeszów, where he delivered a plenary lecture “Fast, affordable, secure: optical distribution of a cryptographic key,” in which he presented QOPT’s OKD technology.More information about the conference is available at: https://www.konferencja-optyczna.pl/.
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SEQOLOND
Quantum Optical Technologies sp. z o.o. (QOPT) is the leader of a consortium implementing the project “Secure Quantum Optical Communication with Low-Noise Detectors (SEQOLOND)”, funded under the “11th Polish-Taiwanese/Taiwanese-Polish Joint Research Call,” organized by Poland’s NCBR (National Centre for Research and Development) and Taiwan’s NSTC (National Science and Technology Council). The consortium includes the research […]
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Another ESA project successfully completed
Space exploration continues to be one of key R&D areas at QOPT. We are proud to announce the successful completion of the project Noise Rejection in Optical Communication Systems Using Quantum Pulse Gating, carried out for the European Space Agency (ESA) by QOPT in collaboration with the research team at Paderborn University led by Professor […]
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Industrial PhD at QOPT
We are pleased to announce that Mateusz Kucharczyk, M.Sc., has joined our R&D team at QOPT while simultaneously starting an industrial PhD at the Faculty of Physics, University of Warsaw, where Mateusz will carry out his doctoral research under the supervision of Professor Rafał Demkowicz-Dobrzański.Mateusz graduated in 2024 from the Faculty of Physics, where he […]
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Next-generation quantum receivers successfully completed
QOPT team has successfully completed a research activity commissioned by the European Space Agency on next generation quantum receivers for deep-space optical communication links. We have been thrilled to apply our expertise in quantum optical technologies to the development of future communication systems for space exploration. While scientific instruments onboard present and planned deep-space missions […]
