Episode
Quantum Cameras and Sub-Diffraction Imaging with Johannes Galatsanos
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- Jul 13, 2026
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- 2964
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Summary
What if a camera could skip the JPEG entirely and process photons at the speed of light, extracting information that conventional optics leave on the table? Diffraqtion co-founder and CEO Johannes Galatsanos joins Sebastian to explain how a quantum-inspired imaging device — built on quantum Fisher information theory — can see beyond the diffraction limit and run neural network classifications directly in the photonic domain. It's a candid conversation about what "quantum" really means in quantum sensing, why space is the first market, and what quantum sensing needs to break out of quantum computing's shadow.