Deeptech startup and Wavemaker portfolio company Atomionics has made its first commercial deployment of Gravio, its “virtual drill” technology that captures gravity data to identify potential underground energy resources, in Queensland, Australia. In an interview with e27 (Optimatic), Atomionics CEO and Co-Founder Sahil Tapiawala expounded on the impact the company hopes to deliver using this groundbreaking technology. “Atomionics is spearheading a movement towards a more responsible and sustainable approach to resource exploration. We need 500 percent more metal and resources as part of the energy transition. Atomionics’ aim is to create a global map of the earth’s crust to pinpoint and estimate resources that will power humanity over the next 50 years. The first step in this direction is building a quantum gravimeter that can serve as a virtual drill. We envision a future where we can enable an exponentially more efficient precision exploration,” said Tapiawala. “Our vision extends beyond immediate industry impacts; we aim to influence global environmental practices and contribute significantly to the preservation of our planet while meeting the demands of critical industries like energy and electric vehicles.” #Wavemaker #WavemakerPartners #Atomionics #deeptech #gravio Learn more about Atomionics' commitment to revolutionise resource exploration through advanced quantum sensing technology: https://lnkd.in/eNzbkvr7
Congrats guys. Fantastic
Kai Tsi L.
7mo
Miles Galli Right up your alley mate
Congrats Sahil Tapiawala and Ravi Kumar
Co-Founder and CEO at Atomionics
7moThis was only possible due to the strong support provided by Wavemaker Partners. B. Paul Santos and Joel Ang. Thanks folks. :)