Elevate your quantum R&D with our free discovery program

DISCOVERY

Put our products to the test

Because every user has unique technical challenges and requirements, we’ve designed a structured process to let you evaluate whether our rapid testing systems are the right fit for you.

Our exclusive offer

Free discovery call

One of our application experts will analyze your target application and requirements. Together, we will then assess how your needs can be met and explore possible next steps. You will take away advice and strategies on how to reach your objectives.

Apply for a complimentary test run

If your requirements are compatible with our existing setups, you can request one of the initial measurements we are offering free of charge.

Limited spaces available

To ensure personalized attention, we have restricted the number of discovery calls per month.

Secure your space now

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What to expect on the call

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In-depth consultation

We will discuss your current challenges, goals, and how our rapid testing systems could benefit your specific projects.

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Customized insights

You will receive tailored advice and strategies based on your unique requirements and objectives.

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Next steps

We will outline a clear path forward, including potential timelines, deliverables, and how we can seamlessly integrate with your existing processes.

How you will benefit

Accelerate your projects with precision and knowhow

Access the compatibility of your unique setup with our advanced rapid testing systems

Speed up your time to market by reducing your development cycles with our effective testing processes

What others have done

Superconducting qubit characterization

Resonator spectroscopy

Investigations of spin qubit chips

Superconducting thin-film resistivity measurements

Low-temperature I-V characteristics of CMOS devices

Thermal stress tests of chips, substrates, and materials

Investigations of device reliability undergoing thermal cycling

Low-temperature transport properties of PCB components

Specific heat measurements of material samples

Low-temperature calibration of CMOS devices and temperature sensors

Testing of RF components such as attenuators, filters, and amplifiers…

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Our customers

We are trusted by leading companies and research institutions around the world

Archer
Atlantic
Chalmers
C12
Empa
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Fraunhofer IPMS
FRM2
IHP
IMEC
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Niels Bohr Institute
NQCP
Purdue University
Q.ANT
University of Arkansas
University of Rochester
University of Washington
TUM
Weizmann
WMI
WSI
and many more

Customer testimonials

Jaime Diez Merida, postdoctoral researcher at ICFO - The Institute of Photonic Sciences.
Working with the L-Type Rapid cryostat has been a great experience. The fast-loading mechanism combined with the provided 48 DC contacts, allowed us to quickly check our samples down to 100 mK. Since all the API was written in Python, we could very easily create drivers to integrate the magnet and temperature controls into our measurement programs. These combined ensured a very smooth transition to incorporate the system into our day-to-day sample characterization.

Jaime Díez Mérida

Postdoctoral Researcher, STM on 2D Quantum Materials Group, ICFO - The Institute of Photonic Sciences

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The kiutra system effectively bridges the gap between dilution refrigerators and cryostats, providing a reliable and efficient solution. Its cADR stable temperature control ensures precise and consistent performance. Additionally, the after-sale service is fast, efficient and highly supportive. I recommend it to anyone looking for a system that allows quick sample exchange and efficient characterization.

Heng Wu

Postdoctoral Researcher, Delft University of Technology

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The unique combination of fast cooling to 100–300 mK, sufficiently large sample space, both RF and DC lines and a several tesla sample magnet enables both the experimental education in quantum mechanics and the characterization of materials and sub-components of qubits, specifically spin-qubit and superconducting qubits.

Asbjørn Cennet Cliff Drachmann

Scientific Technician, Novo Nordisk Foundation Quantum Computing Program at the University of Copenhagen

Helene le Sueur, CNRS researcher in the Quantronics Group at CEA Saclay.
Quantum technologies are rapidly expanding, and have reached a maturity where the available technology and tools in a lab make the difference. Nanofabrication facilities enable us to create complex qubits and amplifiers, which now require an increasing degree of control only accessible through an extensive (statistical) knowledge of the circuits and materials at or below 100mK. The kiutra L-Type Rapid is a paradigm changer in this context, as it allows up to 3 test runs per day at 100mK, with a setup compatible with the most advanced microwave characterizations and qubit measurements. Our model includes a vector magnet (1T/0.15/0.15) which enables ESR and other hybrid, spin or 2DEG devices pre-characterization. State of art measurements can also be performed at low frequencies in the same platform. We are thrilled (an envied) to have such a tool at SPEC!

Hélène le Sueur

CNRS researcher, Quantronics Group, CEA Saclay

Jens Repp, system engineer for trapped-ion quantum computing at Infineon Technologies.
It is a great experience to work with the L-Type Rapid, really plug and play and we could do measurements from day one. And the Cryogenics as a Service helped us to bridge the time before the delivery and accelerate our cryo-CMOS developments. Looking forward to characterize our cryogenic control electronics for our ion traps with the new cryostat.

Jens Repp

System Engineer Trapped Ion Quantum Computing at Infineon Technologies AG

Start discovering today!

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FAQ

What is a discovery call?

A discovery call is a complimentary session where we discuss your specific needs and how our systems can help you reach them.

How long is the discovery call?

Typically, the call lasts about 30 minutes.

Who should attend the call?

Anyone involved in the development or testing of quantum hardware, including researchers, engineers, and project managers.

What do I need to prepare for the call?

Simply bring along any questions you have or specific challenges you’re facing with your quantum hardware projects. Any additional information that will help us to quickly understand you project or measurement setup would also be helpful.

Our commitment

At kiutra, we are dedicated to pushing the boundaries of quantum hardware development. Our rapid cryogenic testing systems are designed to help our customers to achieve excellence and innovation in their projects. Join us on this journey to the future of quantum technology.