M-Labs develops open tools and systems for physics research, with a focus on enabling experimental quantum science. Its flagship project, ARTIQ, is a control system created in partnership with research institutions worldwide. ARTIQ lets researchers describe complex experiments in a high-level programming language and run them on dedicated hardware with nanosecond timing resolution and sub-microsecond latency.

The company offers ARTIQ software and Sinara hardware, along with gateware and software development services and commercial technical support. Its hardware and software developments include tools for experiment control, laser and spectroscopy applications, and components such as the Kirdy laser driver and Sinara Phaser. M-Labs also develops Migen, a Python-based hardware description language and design toolbox, and MiSoC, a flexible system-on-chip solution built on Migen. Its open-source projects are supported by community forums, chat, and a developer forge.

M-Labs has locations in Hong Kong and Manila and works with people across software, electronics, photonics, and physics. Researchers and organizations can contact the company to purchase products, request development services, or arrange technical support.