Q-TAGG: Quantum Trapped-Atom Gravity Gradiometer

The opportunity presents Los Alamos National Laboratory’s Quantum Trapped‑Atom Gravity Gradiometer (Q‑TAGG) technology for licensing. Q‑TAGG is a compact, guided‑atom interferometer that offers extended interrogation times and spatial multiplexing to measure gravity gradients with high sensitivity. The technology is at TRL 4, patent‑pending, and is positioned for markets such as geothermal exploration, subsurface imaging, environmental monitoring, security, mobile surveying, and space‑based Earth observation. Interested parties can contact LANL’s licensing office to discuss exclusive or non‑exclusive licensing agreements. • Compact guided‑atom architecture enables longer interaction times without tall free‑fall structures. • Spatial multiplexing provides simultaneous phase data from multiple sensing sites. • Applicable to a wide range of civilian and defense markets, including resource exploration, infrastructure monitoring, and security.