BardeenQ Labs

BardeenQ Labs is a quantum computing company founded in 2019, creating a coherent platform to invent, apply, and commercialize room-temperature quantum machines to power Industry 4.0. Named after Nobel laureate John Bardeen, the company operates as a 'Roivant for quantum' model, spinning out subsidiary startups called 'Quanta' that focus on specific quantum technologies. Their subsidiary BardeenQ Waves develops ambient temperature quantum devices, vision sensors, and quantum AI edge processors for self-driving cars and autonomous vehicle applications. Led by Ayo Kolapo, PhD (University of Houston, condensed matter and material physics), the company focuses on practical quantum applications that can operate at room temperature without cryogenic cooling, targeting the autonomous vehicle and Industry 4.0 markets.