On April 8, FHI Industrial Electronics is organizing a cluster meeting at TNO in Delft. During this afternoon, you will gain insight into developments surrounding quantum sensing and computing and discover what this technology means for the electronics sector.
The meeting takes place at TNO on Stieltjesweg in Delft and combines substantive presentations with a visit to the TNO/QDNL Quantum Sensing Testbed.
What can you expect?
Quantum technology is developing rapidly and reaching an increasing number of applications in industry. During this meeting, experts from the quantum ecosystem translate these developments into practice.
You will get answers to questions such as:
- What does quantum computing mean for developers?
- What opportunities are arising for the electronics sector?
- What risks and changes do you need to take into account?
The sessions have a practical approach and align with the daily practice of engineers, developers, and system architects.
Program:
12.00 - 13.00 Start with lunch
13:00 – 13:30 Introduction to the Dutch quantum ecosystem
13:30 – 14:00 Introduction of the Quantum Manufacturing Alliance (QMA) | Marike Boertien
Quantum systems markets are still in an early stage and expected to grow, both in size and maturity. The Netherlands already has world class supply chains in manufacturing, for instance in semicon. How can we capitalize on opportunities once quantum industries will develop and the manufacturing capabilities already present? The Quantum Manufacturing Alliance offers a platform to connect quantum challenges and manufacturing competences.
2:00 PM – 2:45 PM Quantum Sensing at TNO
Quantum sensing technologies are still at an early stage, but their impact on measurement, inspection, and diagnostics is expected to grow significantly in the coming year. By exploiting quantum effects, these sensors can achieve sensitivities beyond classical technologies. At TNO, we are developing and testing quantum sensing systems that are moving from the lab toward practical applications, and we will show how they can connect to industrial use cases and why early industry engagement matters.
14.45 – 15.30 Build encryption that can handle the future | Dimitri van Esch (EONcore)
Crypto-agility is the key to sustainable security:
Organizations that validate hybrid schemas now are ahead of 'Harvest Now, Decrypt Later'. System architects who migrate in a timely manner build a resilient foundation; HW engineers who reserve space for PQC keys at the next tape-out deliver hardware that remains relevant for years.
15:30 – 16:30 Visit to the Quantum Sensing Testbed (NV-Centers) and the computing testbed
16:30 – 17:30 Networking opportunity and closing
For whom?
This meeting is part of the development cluster and is also open to members of the components cluster and the test & measurement cluster. Do you work on development, design, or applications within electronics? Then this afternoon is a good fit.
Practical information
- Date: April 8
- Location: TNO, Delft
- Time: 12:00 – 17:30
Please note: bring a valid form of identification. Access to the location is not possible without ID.
Register
Would you like to join? Sign up by sending an email to rik.meijerhof@fhi.nl.
