Quantum radars are garnering increasing attention, but one class of quantum radars has not received very much attention: quantum interferometric radars. Such radars use a type of entangled quantum signal called N00N states to enhance phase sensitivity. In this paper, we propose that quantum interferometric radars could be used for biomedical applications such as vital signs monitoring and organ imaging. Due to such radars being able to operate well at low transmit powers and the radiation itself being non-ionizing, they can mitigate any safety risk to patients.
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