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Delta g - Leveraging gravity so we can see the unseen
Delta g is a quantum technology and gravity gradiometry company. A spin-out from the University of Birmingham our technology has applications in industries as varied as civil engineering, infrastructure, defence, rail, navigation and resource exploration. Experts from science, engineering and business, together with end-users, will realise our vision of a "Google Maps" of the underground
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Published 24 Oct 2024 05:45
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Company has been founded to create a commercialised version of the the quantum gravity gradiometer that we created over the last 10 years of research.
We were awarded a £500k Innovate UK project to fund the first stage of commercial prototyping. We will be finalising our pre-seed funding raising within the next 3 weeks.
1 Jan 2026 to 31 Mar 2026
Across the country, transport infrastructure is affected by subsidence and ground movement caused by both natural processes and legacy mining activity. The UK has over 172,000 recorded abandoned mine workings, with many more thought to remain undocumented. These voids can migrate towards the surface, creating potential collapse zones beneath railways and ...
1 Jan 2024 to 31 Mar 2025
Detecting the world around us has long been a cornerstone of scientific research, with many sensing technologies developed for commercial use rather than purely scientific merit. The ability to view the subterranean environment was limited to destructive exploratory techniques, but in recent years commercial remote sensors have become more widespread. How...
1 Sep 2023 to 30 Nov 2023
Detecting the world around us has long been a cornerstone of scientific research, with many sensing technologies developed for commercial use rather than purely scientific merit.The ability to view the subterranean environment was limited to destructive exploratory techniques, but in recent years commercial remote sensors have become more widespread. Howe...
1 Nov 2022 to 30 Apr 2024
Detecting the world around us has long been a cornerstone of scientific research, with many sensing technologies developed for commercial use rather than purely scientific merit. For a long time, the ability to view the subterranean environment was limited to destructive exploratory techniques, but in recent years commercial remote sensors have become mor...
