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The Aqua Project

Building a generalist control agent for every experiment on the planet

The ability to automate complex experimental processes is pivotal to scaling advanced technologies. Modern scientific experiments require precise control of complex systems, from optical cavities to quantum devices. Traditional control methods rely heavily on manual tuning and domain-specific expertise, creating bottlenecks in research and limiting experimental scalability. AQUA: A Quantized Utility Agent, represents a paradigm shift toward autonomous experimental control.

The research vision centres on developing AI agents that can learn to control any experimental setup with minimal human intervention. By combining generative world models with sample-efficient reinforcement learning, AQUA adapts to new environments, compensates for hardware drift, and achieves human-like performance across diverse experimental domains.

From complex optical to fragile quantum systems, this project aims at building the foundation for fully autonomous experimental labs of the future.

🧠 AI Framework

Built out of generative world models

State-of-the-art reinforcement learning methods.

Designed to adapt.

⚡ Features

Pre-trainable from existing datasets

Multi-domain adaptation, feature learning

Real-time control and resistant to drift and noise

✍🏼 Contact

Arindam Saha

PhD / Researcher - ANU, UNSW

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Automating Experimental Optics

Align and mode-match an optical cavity

AQUA Project Overview
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🎯 Key Innovation

Introduces AQUA - A Quantized Utility Agent

Trains under couple of hours

Achieves optimal alignment under a minute

📄 Research Paper

Published on arXiv

Accepted by OPTICA

Auto-tuning Silicon Qubits

High fidelity state preparation and measurement

Generalist Agent Performance

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🤖 Next-Gen AI Agent

🔧 Applications

Controlling qubit operations

Scaling achitecture

Understanding qubit dynamics

🎉 Current Status

Major milestones reached