Quantum Photonics
Needs a
Room-Temperature Solution
AtomLux delivers the full stack — crystal to module.
Our Thesis
What if you could engineer
the perfect single photon source
with atomic precision?
Room-temperature single photon emission in hBN has been proven since 2016. But emitters appear randomly — with uncontrolled wavelengths, unpredictable brightness, and far too many unwanted defects.
We can.
AtomLux has a proprietary process to engineer single photon emitters in hBN with tunable purity, emission wavelength, and position.
AtomLux delivers room-temperature single photon emitter modules.
Purity
Pristine crystals with minimal unwanted defects
Wavelength
Tunable emission across target spectra
Position
Address-searchable emitters on-chip
This is the missing piece for scalable quantum photonics.
We're building it.
The Problem
Quantum photonics is stuck in the lab.
The reason is temperature.
Today's best single photon sources require cryogenic cooling at or below 4 Kelvin. The cryostats that sustain these temperatures cost $100K–$500K, are bulky, noisy, and have limited lifespans. This makes every system economically non-scalable and impossible to deploy in the field.
See Our ApproachOur Crystals
The best hBN in the world.
This is not marketing, but what the data shows.
Ultra-high purity hBN with full isotope control. Quality matching or exceeding NIMS Japan — produced in-house in days, not months.
Explore Our CrystalsApplications
Affordable quantum photonics unlocks new markets.
Edge-deployable. Scalable. No cryogenics.
Quantum random number generation, quantum-secured communications, and field-deployable sensors — now possible outside the lab, at a fraction of the cost.
View ApplicationsCompany
A quantum hardware spin-off.
Born from research at Yale, AtomLux is vertically integrated from crystal growth to emitter module delivery. Our team spans crystal synthesis, condensed matter physics, nanomanipulation, and AI-driven process optimization.
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