Guess the Qubit
Quantum computing you can walk around: an AR Bloch sphere that shows qubit states and gates in 3D.
- Builder
- David Grimsley (USA)
- Track
- Code (ViroReact + Expo)
- Platforms
- iOS
- Use case
- Education, Games & entertainment
What it is
Most Bloch sphere explainers are flat diagrams. Guess the Qubit puts the sphere in AR so you can walk around it, inspect the axes and state vector, and watch the Ry gate and measurement collapse. It runs on real simulator and IBM Quantum jobs.
Built with
Expo SDK 57, ViroReact (procedural Bloch sphere geometry, 3D labels, native animations), and the builder's Quantum API JavaScript SDK. It is an AR port of the builder's earlier Unreal Engine game.
From the judges
“A fun novel game... with some polish could be a fun game to play casually.”
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