• Quantum X Labs demonstrated its first fully all-optical hemispherical resonator gyroscope in a lab, replacing electrode-based actuation with light-only drive and readout.
• Design removes electrostatic electrodes, aiming to cut noise and drift, simplify the resonator, reduce failure points, and improve electrical isolation.
• Work targets inertial sensors for aerospace, defense, and autonomous navigation, particularly in high electromagnetic-interference environments.
• Next steps focus on performance optimization, system integration, scaling, and partnerships toward deployable inertial measurement units.

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