2025-QulBeats, a pioneering Indian quantum deeptech startup at the forefront of quantum sensing technologies, is proud to announce that it has won the prestigious ADITI 2.0 Defence Challenge to develop an indigenous Quantum Positioning System (QPS) for the Indian Navy. The award, which comes with a grant of 25 crore (-USD 3 million), will enable Qußeats to build next-generation high precision quantum sensors that promise accurate navigation in GPS-denied or spoofed environments-a critical capability for modern military operations.
In an era heavily dependent on satellite-based navigation like GPS, QuBeats is disrupting coriventional paradigms with its innovative quantum magnetometer technology. These high-precision sensors detect the Earth’s unique magnetic anomaly signatures, enabling navigation that is entirely independent of GPS systems-reliable by day or night, in any condition.
This groundbreaking capability offers transformative benefits across both military and civilian domains addressing a potential market of USD 10 billion. The startup is currently raising a seed round to accelerate its product research roadmap As one of the few quantum sensing companies of its kind in India, QuBeats is redefining the country’s strategic technological edge. Founded by a stellar team of physicists.
engineers, and defence technologists, Qußeats is building a suite of quantum products that include Quantum Magnetometers, Quantum Gyroscopes, Miniature Atomic Clocks, Rydberg Radars, and highly sensitive target detection sensors for critical and strategic use cases “Winning the ADITI 2.0 Challenge is not just a validation of our unique technology approach, but a clarion call to india’s quantum aspirations. Qußeats is here to build the future-and build it from India,” said the founders in a joint statement.
Source - QuBeats
