Serious Games for Quantum Computing
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GitHub repo Fun with Quantum supplies code, 3D-print files and step‑by‑step bill of materials to build a functional model quantum computer at home using a 3D printer, a Raspberry Pi + Qiskit stack and roughly $50 of electronics. It pairs interactive Penny Flip game exercises that demonstrate superposition and interference with small programs run on the model, drives LED output and even triggers a coffee machine, and the presenter reports the build works end‑to‑end.
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chapters (8)
- 0:00Introduction to serious quantum games
- 3:20Quantum computing basics
- 6:11Penny Flip game example
- 9:07Serious games for education
- 12:04Quantum games as tools
- 15:23Quantum models and applications
- 17:18Building quantum computers
- 18:22Q&A
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