
サイエンス
GPSなしの量子重力航法、83kmの実海域試験で見えた実力と「1海里」の範囲
Q-CTRLがサンゴ海でGNSSを処理系から外す量子重力航法を実船検証。83km終端の誤差は無補正INSの26kmから4.1kmへ縮小したが、査読と長期追試が課題となる。
別名: Atom Interferometer
An atom interferometer is a device that exploits the quantum wave-particle duality of atoms to perform extremely precise measurements of acceleration, rotation, and gravity. By splitting and recombining atomic matter waves, the device can detect tiny phase shifts caused by external forces. In space exploration, they are proposed for detecting gravitational waves and testing the equivalence principle with unprecedented accuracy.