quantum generative art
A free generative art piece — play it in your browser, no install. Parametric quantum circuits visualized as interactive cosmic art. Built with Qiskit and p5.js.
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Transform any name into a unique quantum universe.
Every person's name, processed through a 5-qubit quantum circuit, produces a one-of-a-kind visualization. The probability distribution from 100 quantum measurements becomes a living planetary system where physics determines beauty.
I stumbled upon Real Python's quantum computing tutorial and got curious. After spending time learning Qiskit basics and exploring the IBM Quantum documentation, I discovered their free tier gives you 10 minutes of real quantum computing time each month.
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