Quantum Design Oxford Installs TeslatronPT Plus System at Indonesia’s BRIN-Q Research Center
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Insider Brief Quantum Design Oxford has delivered its TeslatronPT Plus low-temperature measurement system to the BRIN-Q Research Center for Quantum Physics in Indonesia, marking the first delivery of this platform to a national quantum research facility. The system provides integrated temperature control, magnetic environment management, measurement capabilities, and QCoDeS open-source instrument integration for quantum device development and technology applications through an open-architecture workflow. The BRIN-Q Research Center, established in 2022 by Indonesia’s National Research and Innovation Agency, selected the platform based on Quantum Design Oxford’s superconducting magnet engineering and fast-startup measurement solution capabilities PRESS RELEASE — Quantum Design Oxford today announcedthe first delivery of its low temperature measurement system, the TeslatronPT Plus, at the BRIN-Q Research Center for Quantum Physics in Indonesia. The TeslatronPT Plus will serve as a cornerstone for the BRIN-Q Research Center’s work in quantum device development and technology applications. A key factor in BRIN-Q’s decision was Quantum Design Oxford’s reputation for engineering reliable superconducting magnet systems, alongside the convenience of a fast-startup measurement solution and QCoDeS open-source instrument integration for an open-architecture workflow. “The TeslatronPTPlus was developed directly in response to customer feedback as researchers increasingly look for a truly flexible, all-in-one solution that enables them to have more time and focus for their work,” said Matthew Martin, Managing Director of Quantum Design Oxford. “The BRIN-Q team needed fast delivery of a complete system spanning temperature and magnetic environment, measurement, and automation, and we delivered exactly that. Delivering this system marks a new milestone in our partnership built on a long-standing foundation of trust and collaboration. Meeting those commitments is what secured this relationship and we look forward to demonstrating the benefits and flexibility of our open architecture approach.” The Research Center, established in 2022 by the National Research and Innovation Agency (BRIN), is dedicated to advancing the fundamental understanding of quantum physics and its practical applications for Indonesia’s near-future technology landscape. “Having worked in quantum transport for over a decade and having used various systems from Quantum Design and Oxford Instruments NanoScience [now Quantum Design Oxford], I am familiar with the performance of their platforms. It is a pleasure to be working with the team on this latest installation,” said Dr.
Mohammad Hamzah Fauzi, Head of the BRIN Research Center for Quantum Physics. “With the arrival of the TeslatronPT Plus at our research centre, we hope to accelerate experimental quantum research in Indonesia while nurturing the next generation of quantum talent.” Mohib Ur Rehman LinkedIn Mohib has been tech-savvy since his teens, always tearing things apart to see how they worked. His curiosity for cybersecurity and privacy evolved from tinkering with code and hardware to writing about the hidden layers of digital life. Now, he brings that same analytical curiosity to quantum technologies, exploring how they will shape the next frontier of computing. Share this article: