The Quantum Dice
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About this app
Directly access a quantum computer with your phone.
With Q-Dice literally all possibilities exist, and a single measurable outcome is provided.
The Quantum Dice mobile app uses IBM’s Qiskit, which leverages a quantum CPU, to generate a truly random set of numbers.
BACKGROUND
My brother taught me how to play ‘Dungeons and Dragons’ over 2018 Christmas, but I noticed that all the dice apps available were clunky and slow. So I develop my very own app using python for use on my laptop.
While creating the first dice app, I learned about how classical computing can only generate pseudo-random numbers. To overcome the pseudo-random restriction of a classical computer, I created a quantum random number engine using Qiskit from IBM.
With Q-Dice literally all possibilities exist, and a single measurable outcome is provided.
The Quantum Dice mobile app uses IBM’s Qiskit, which leverages a quantum CPU, to generate a truly random set of numbers.
BACKGROUND
My brother taught me how to play ‘Dungeons and Dragons’ over 2018 Christmas, but I noticed that all the dice apps available were clunky and slow. So I develop my very own app using python for use on my laptop.
While creating the first dice app, I learned about how classical computing can only generate pseudo-random numbers. To overcome the pseudo-random restriction of a classical computer, I created a quantum random number engine using Qiskit from IBM.
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What's new
Users requested the ability to store the app on an external SD card.
This update (1.1.2) allows users to store The Quantum Dice on an external SD card given the users use Android 7.1 or higher
This update (1.1.2) allows users to store The Quantum Dice on an external SD card given the users use Android 7.1 or higher
