Nu Quantum Visuals
Designing for quantum technology means operating in a space where visual storytelling meets deep science. For this collaboration with Nu Quantum, I developed a full set of 3D visuals and animations to communicate their core technologies, from photonic chips to scalable architectures for quantum networking. The goal was to translate extremely technical systems into something that feels structured, intentional, and visually precise.
These aren’t abstract concepts. They’re real systems being engineered now, and the visuals needed to reflect both that ambition and the clarity behind it.
Nu Quantum is building photonic systems that generate, manipulate, and transmit single photons with control and repeatability. It’s the foundation for scalable quantum computing, not years away, but actively in development. The visuals had to express this balance between extreme technical detail and an architecture that’s built to integrate.
The bigger picture goes beyond components. Nu Quantum is shaping how quantum systems will communicate across distance, connecting nodes, moving entangled photons, and enabling new types of secure, high-fidelity networks. The story isn’t just about what they’ve built, it’s about what it unlocks.
The Qubit-Photon Interface, the Switching Layer, the Entanglement Fabric each layer plays a distinct role. Together, they form a platform that’s modular, fast, and built for real-world quantum integration. Visually, it needed to feel cohesive: complex, but never chaotic.
