Managing Innovation Professionally

D-Wave - Quantum Optimization

• Will You react faster or your competitors?

D-Wave is one of the best-known companies in quantum computing, with a clear focus on solving business optimization problems. What sets D-Wave apart is that it positions quantum technology not as a distant promise, but as a practical tool that can already be used in enterprise environments today.

D-Wave’s core technology focus is quantum annealing and hybrid quantum-classical computing. This approach is especially well suited to complex problems such as production scheduling, logistics routing, workforce and shift planning, network capacity management, and certain financial optimization tasks. Its solutions are available through the cloud, making it easier for organizations to launch pilots and proof-of-concept projects.

The business value of D-Wave lies in its ability to support measurable improvements in complex decision-making and resource allocation problems. Publicly documented industry cases show applications across automotive manufacturing, logistics, telecommunications, energy, and financial services. As a result, D-Wave is particularly relevant for organizations looking for innovation that can be tied directly to operational KPIs.

PipeRay

• Industrial x-ray

In industrial environments, measuring the condition of various pipes is a significant expense and a recurring problem — especially thicker pipes operating under high pressure or high temperature, which typically also require insulation. During mandatory inspections, depressurizing the system requires shutdowns, resulting in production losses. The PipeRay procedure addresses these issues.

With this patented measurement technology, the internal wall thickness and erosion of pipes can be measured without dismantling the pipes or their insulation. The measurements are performed using a remotely controlled robotic arm, which not only increases the safety of maintenance personnel and speeds up execution, but also allows the robot to memorize the inspection route so it can be repeated automatically later.