This inventor holds 1 USPTO granted patent and 1 published patent application. Top assignee: Qunnect, Inc.. Active years: 2026.
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Years Active: 2026
Title: Felipe Giraldo Mejia and Photon-Correlation Detection
Introduction
Felipe Giraldo Mejia is an inventor associated with Qunnect, Inc., in New York, NY (US). His patent work addresses detector requirements in quantum entanglement and quantum communication systems that use optical qubits.
Latest Patents
Mejia is associated with 1 patent, titled “System and Method for Detecting Correlations Between Two Photons.” The invention describes using delay lines between beam-splitting optical elements to make photons arrive at a detector at different times. This timing approach allows one shared detector to detect multiple photons for a correlation measurement, reducing the number of required detectors by half and lowering the hardware cost and complexity of systems that detect and process qubits.
Career Highlights
Mejia’s patent reflects an engineering approach to simplifying photon-detection systems. By coordinating photon arrival times, the disclosed method aims to reduce detector requirements while supporting measurements used in quantum communication and entanglement research.
Collaborations
Mejia is associated with Qunnect, Inc. His listed coworkers include Alexander Craddock and Mael Flament.
Conclusion
Felipe Giraldo Mejia’s patented photon-detection method uses timing and shared hardware to reduce the detector count and complexity of systems for quantum measurements.
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