Products

One core technology drives our product areas. We publish what we can; specifications and availability are shared directly.

Core technology

Vapor cell

The vapor cell is the core technology underneath our sensors. What it enables — clocks, magnetometers, gyroscopes — follows from how precisely it can be made and characterized.

Every area below rests on the same foundation: the manufacturing and characterization of quantum sensor components, solved in-house because there was nobody to buy it from.

A researcher in cleanroom coverall and gloves working at a microscope station in a semiconductor cleanroom — **Illustration · Qualification at volume**Qualifying a component at volume is a different job from making one work once: the same measurement, on every part, in a room built to keep the dust out of it.Generated with gpt-image-2 on 2026-08-27, not photographed. It shows the kind of place this work happens; it is not Mesa Quantum hardware, a Mesa Quantum site or Mesa Quantum staff. Everyone visible in it was generated too — not real people, and not our engineers.

Product areas

VCSEL

Vertical-cavity surface-emitting lasers, characterized and qualified in-house. This is the one area where we publish performance results and where product is available today.

VCSEL

Metasurface

Optical metasurfaces developed alongside our VCSEL work.

Chip-scale photonic and optical devices

Atomic systems in development, spanning timing and inertial sensing.

In development

Clocks and gyros are where the vapor cell work is heading. An interactive view of the physics package is in development.