All the code can be found in quantum_keypad/ folder.
Here I used Raspberry Pi Zero W.
| Front side | Back side |
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| Bell State | Result of two Hadamard gates |
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| [video demonstration 1] | [video demonstration 2] |
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All the code can be found in mouse_controller/ folder.
Server was launched on MacBook and client was launched on Raspberry Pi 2 Model B.
Raspberry Pi was used as a controller with joystick and water sensor (it simulates the pressing of Space bar).
| Action | Inside the box |
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| Name | Description |
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| Etcher | Burn Raspbian images to Raspberry Pi |
| slither.io | Used this game to test my Joystick made with water sensor |
| autopy | Used for controlling the mouse on my MacBook from Python script. Supports only Python 2 |
| evdev | Python package helped me a lot to read inputs from keypad and turn it into Quantum Keypad. Here one can find awesome tutorial on how to use the evdev |
| QISKit | Quantum simulator to evaluate quantum circuits |
| ModelQ | Inspiration |







