Atomionics

Atomionics is a deep technology company that develops quantum gravity sensing and AI-powered 3D modeling technology for resource exploration, replacing outdated exploration workflows with quantum-grade precision to accelerate discovery and reduce costs. The company's platform consists of two integrated products: GRAVIO, a quantum gravity sensor that maps large areas quickly in high resolution, acquiring 100x more data 10x faster than traditional methods; and ORE-O, an AI geologist that visualizes complex geologies and deposits in 3D, interpreting sensor data to deliver actionable insights. Together, these tools enable 500% more resource discovery and cut exploration time from years to weeks, addressing the critical challenge that 90% of drills in the mining industry fail. Atomionics serves the global energy transition's resource needs, where powering EVs, wind turbines, and solar panels requires 20 new copper mines, 30 new lithium mines, and exponentially more graphite, nickel, manganese, and rare earth elements. The company's non-invasive scanning approach eliminates up to 90% of wasted drilling by pinpointing targets, minimizes environmental impact by avoiding destructive surveys and reducing unnecessary land disturbance, and enables faster go/no-go decisions for exploration projects. The technology replaces traditional exploration methods that have remained unchanged for over half a century, including low-resolution surveys, sparse drilling, and years of trial and error, with quantum-grade gravity sensing and AI-driven 3D modeling. Founded in 2018 and headquartered in Singapore, with offices in San Francisco, Darwin (Australia), and Mumbai (India), Atomionics has raised $14.6M in Seed funding from investors including Paspalis, SGInnovate, Wavemaker Partners, Cap Vista, Entrepreneur First, 500 Durians, BHP, In-Q-Tel, VU Venture Partners, SG Growth Capital, RISE, 6th Horizon, 500 Global, and Apsara Capital.

Quantum Computing > Quantum Hardware > Sensors,

Sensors > Generic Sensor Developers > Pressure & Force > Force Sensors > Gravity Gradiometers

College Wise > BITS Pilani