AOSense is a US quantum sensing company founded in 2004 as a Stanford University spinout by Brenton Young and Mark Kasevich that develops atom-optic quantum sensors for inertial navigation, precision timing, and gravity measurement, commercializing cold atom interferometry technology for compact gravimeters, accelerometers, gyroscopes, and atomic clocks that achieve laboratory-grade performance in portable field-deployable systems, serving DARPA, NASA, Air Force, Army, Navy, and intelligence community with quantum sensors for geophysical surveying, precision navigation, resource exploration, and underground monitoring applications that leverage laser-cooled atoms as ultra-precise test masses for measuring gravitational and inertial forces.
Mark Kasevich (Co-founder), Brenton Knuffman (CEO)
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