Pune Startup QuPrayog to Develop Advanced Lasers for Atomic Clocks under India’s National Quantum Mission

1. QuPrayog, a startup from IISER Pune, is set to develop indigenous Titanium Sapphire Lasers for quantum technologies under India’s National Quantum Mission.
2. The startup, co-founded by Dr. Rahul Sawant and Dr. Jay Mangaonkar, aims to reduce India’s dependency on imported components for advanced quantum technology applications.
3. QuPrayog is one of eight startups selected for support under the National Quantum Mission to foster indigenous capabilities in quantum technologies.
4. Other selected startups include QuNu Labs, QpiAl India, Dimira Technologies, PrenishQ, Pristine Diamonds, Quanastra, and Quan2D Technologies, working on various aspects of quantum technology.
5. Dr. Nair from I-Hub Quantum Technology Foundation highlighted the strategic importance of developing indigenous capabilities in quantum technology to position India as a global leader in the field.
6. By supporting startups like QuPrayog, India aims to advance fields such as ultraprecise measurements, quantum computing, and sensing while reducing reliance on imported components.

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