Mesa Quantum develops miniaturized, chip-scale quantum sensors including accelerometers, atomic clocks, magnetometers, gyroscopes and gravimeters. The company aims to integrate these sensors at scale for deployment in consumer electronics, Internet of Things (IoT), autonomous vehicles, defense and communications. Mesa plans to use its new capital to build a research and development facility and hire technical talent to accelerate commercialization. It raised $3.75M in Seed funding led by J2 Ventures with participation from SOSV. Mesa Quantum has also been awarded a $1.9M Space Force grant for Alternative PNT applications and expects several other government awards as part of its government scaling. The company is led by CEO Sristy Agrawal and is based in Boulder, CO. Mesa Quantum is an early-stage startup developing chip-scale quantum clocks and internal inertial sensors for mass-market opportunities. The company positions its devices to secure critical systems and provide reliable timing and navigation where GPS/GNSS are limited, spoofed, or disrupted. Mesa Quantum is led by co-founders Sristy Agrawal and U.S. Air Force veteran Wale Iawal, Ph.D., and is based in Boulder, Colorado. The startup won the 8th Annual Service First Foundation Veteran Startup Showcase and received a $75,000 non-dilutive cash grant. The award was the largest single prize in the Showcase's history and contributes to the Foundation's more than $437,500 in total grants to veteran-led startups. Mesa Quantum is focused on bringing chip-scale quantum timing and inertial sensing solutions to mass-market and critical-infrastructure use cases.

Total raised

$4M

Funding rounds

2

Latest round

Seed

Latest activity

Sep 2024