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A Compact, High-Data-Rate, High-Sensitivity GMOT-Based Light-Pulse Atom Interferometer toward Time-Multiplexed, Multi-Axis Inertial Sensing
Light-pulse atom interferometry has emerged as a promising approach for developing quantum inertial and gravity sensors for real-world applications, but achieving robust operation in dynamic environments without sacrificing sensitivity remains challenging. To mitigate performance degradations result
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