Applications are now open for the Swabian Summer School!

We are thrilled to announce the first edition of the Swabian Summer School! This 3-day intensive workshop is tailored for Masters in their final year and Ph.D. students eager to level up their theoretical and practical knowledge and skills in advanced photonic and quantum measurements using our Time Taggers with picosecond precision. Don't miss the application deadline 31.05.2024.

Swabian Instruments congratulates IQST — Center for Integrated Quantum Science and Technology with the 10th-anniversary celebration!

The 13th of February was marked by an exciting celebration uniting scientists and businesspeople from all over the world who are passionate about quantum technology. Engaging with the dynamic quantum community and exchanging insights and ideas with such a distinguished group of professionals was a true pleasure.

Swabian Instruments sets the stage for academic excellence with a single photon random sampling setup for students

Swabian Instruments went into partnership with Baden-Wuerttemberg Cooperative State University (DHBW) by supporting its educational initiative of creating a setup enabling students to perform Single Photon Random Sampling Experiments.

Swabian Instruments meets city leaders

Last week, our team met with the Mayor of Stuttgart, Dr. Nopper, and former Minister-President of Baden-Württemberg Mr. Oettinger, at the Center for Applied Quantum Technology (ZAQ) in Stuttgart.

Control your Time Tagger remotely with Python

Are you looking for a way to control your Time Tagger remotely? Learn how you can do it with Python and Pyro5 library. Enjoy the freedom of the open source and checkout the Python code from GitHub or download ready-to-use package. We have also prepared a detailed tutorial and code example for you to start faster.

Measuring the timing accuracy and jitter of 1PPS signals in White Rabbit applications

The transmission of accurate timing information is essential today - not only in science but also in industry and finance.

Record-breaking timing resolution with room-temperature single-photon detectors

Swabian Instruments, together with Université de Sherbrooke demonstrated a record-breaking low timing jitter with room-temperature SPAD reaching 12.5 ps FWHM.

Swabian Instruments settled down in Stuttgart-Zuffenhausen

The time of our charming “start-up garage” at the University of Stuttgart has come to an end. On July 1st, the team moved to our new home in Stuttgart-Zuffenhausen.

Fraunhofer – Innovative Approach to Remote Hydrogen Detection

Researchers at the Fraunhofer Centre for Applied Photonics, have developed an Innovative Approach to Remote Hydrogen Detection. We are excited to see how technology from Swabian Instruments is helping the community to develop efficient solutions for safe nuclear waste monitoring.

Swabian Instruments is a finalist of the German Entrepreneur Award

Detection of multiple photons with silicon photomultipliers and Time Tagger Ultra

Record-breaking timing resolution with single photons

Swabian Instruments was successful at the Innovation Award 2018

Single-photon random sampling enables easy and precise measurements of optical signals – up to the THz regime

Single-photon sources: Sparrow Quantum and Montana Instruments

Swabian Instruments meets Enthought Python