An interface to learn, play and work with quantum computers
The challenge: making quantum computing accessible to a wider audience
Quantum computing is a disruptive new field within computer science. It unlocks things that are impossible with classical computers, such as truly secure communication, logistic optimisations and simulating molecular structures. But as a novice, where do you get started?
And just when you think the concepts are difficult to master, try doing computations with quantum algorithms. Due to this complexity quantum computing and its algorithms are hard to get started with.
Study book with quantum alghoritms in formulas and charts
QuTech - a quantum research collaboration between Delft University of Technology and TNO - asked us to create an interface to make working with and running quantum algorithms accessible to a wider audience.
Challenge accepted!
I was positively surprised how fast people from both Hike One and De Voorhoede took ownership of the process, supported us in defining clear goals and provided the right people for each of the complex tasks. On top of that I really appreciated their drive, flexibility and their passion.
Jorrit van Wakeren - Program manager
QuTech
Our solution: a quantum code editor with integrated documentation and visualisations
We needed a way for students, researchers and other quantum geeks to communicate with quantum computers. And so Quantum Inspire is born. quantum-inspire.com is a platform for starters and advanced users to learn, play and work with quantum algorithms:
