Completed Programme · 2019 to 2025
National Timing Centre R&D programme
NTC
An NPL-led programme to build a network of atomic clocks so that the UK relies less on satellite timing signals.
Role: Partner
Funding: £36m
Themes: Timing and navigation
Cranfield University
University · Cranfield
Postgraduate university in Bedfordshire that hosts a National Timing Centre Time and Frequency Innovation Node.
Cranfield University, in Cranfield, appears in one UK quantum project listed here. It appears as a partner in NTC.
Projects (1)
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In the news
Recent articles from Quantum Zeitgeist that mention Cranfield University.
£1.4M TimeLink Program De-risks Xairos Quantum Protocols for Timing, read on Quantum Zeitgeist
Xairos has completed Phase 1 of the £1.4 million TimeLink program, an Innovate UK project focused on de-risking the company’s quantum protocols for resilient, GNSS-independent timing. This work establishes a UK-based hardware and software baseline, advancing next-generation timing technologies and s
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£1.4M TimeLink Program De-risks Xairos Quantum Protocols, read on Quantum Zeitgeist
Xairos UK, Ltd. has completed Phase 1 of the £1.4 million TimeLink program, funded by Innovate UK, which de-risks the company’s quantum protocols for resilient, GNSS-independent timing. This work establishes a UK-based hardware and software baseline, advancing next-generation timing technologies.
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Self-Driving Cars Get Safety Boost from 3D Ultrasound Tech, read on Quantum Zeitgeist
A new partnership between Calyo, Benedex Robotics, and Cranfield University is revolutionizing self-driving technology by harnessing the power of sound. The DRIVEN BY SOUND project aims to develop a functional safety sensing platform based on 3D ultrasound, capable of operating effectively in even t
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