Bosch Quantum Sensing to showcase magnetometer prototype demo at Quantum Effects 2025

Date Announced: 17 Sep 2025

In Hall 2, Booth 2D11 | Stuttgart, October 7–8, 2025.

Ludwigsburg, Germany – Bosch Quantum Sensing, hosting partner of Quantum Effects, will again play a central role at Europe’s leading trade fair for quantum technologies in Stuttgart, Germany. The company will present its latest advances in quantum sensor technology, including the first public demo of its magnetometer prototype, alongside exhibits in MedTech, mobility, and exploration.

At its booth (Hall 2, Booth 2D11), Bosch Quantum Sensing will highlight:

• Live demo of magnetometer prototype
  Visitors will see real-time signals along all three axes (vector measurement) and can test the sensor themselves using magnetic objects.
• Exhibits in three application areas
• MedTech: Cardio diagnostics (magnetocardiography), including an interactive “heartbeat measurement” demo with a coil-based model heart.
• Mobility: Quantum-enabled navigation for aircrafts.
• Exploration: Resource detection with high-precision sensing.

On stage, Bosch Quantum Sensing will also contribute to the conference program. CEO Dr. Katrin Kobe will speak on quantum sensing for healthcare on Wednesday, October 8, at 10:25 a.m.

For more than a decade, Bosch has been a pioneer in quantum sensing research. Today, as a joint venture with Element Six, Bosch Quantum Sensing is driving commercialization of the technology — aiming to deliver compact, robust, and user-friendly quantum sensors for real-world applications

Quantum Effects is Europe’s leading trade fair dedicated to application-oriented quantum technologies. The event brings together research, industry, and policymakers to accelerate innovation and market-ready solutions.

About Bosch Quantum Sensing GmbH

Bosch Quantum Sensing GmbH is a global leader in commercializing quantum sensing. For more than a decade, Bosch has been researching quantum sensing technology, and sees wide-ranging applications, from exploration of natural resources to aircraft navigation and advanced medical technology.

In 2025, Bosch announced the establishment of a joint venture (subject to official approval) with Element Six, the world’s leading solutions provider of synthetic diamonds – a key component in Bosch’s quantum sensors. Based in Ludwigsburg, Germany, the company employs around 30 associates. Bosch will be the lead partner and responsible for operations, while Element Six will hold a 25 percent stake.

Contact

Bosch Quantum Sensing GmbH
9 Groenerstraße
Ludwigsburg
Baden-Wuerttemberg
71636, Germany

E-mail: QuantumSensing@de.bosch.com

Web Site: bosch.com