☾ LUNIBYTE

LUNIBYTE RESEARCH / 001

Small circuits.
New possibilities.

A working space for quantum algorithms. Start with a network, run a real simulated circuit, and inspect what the results actually say.

Research prototype · Runs on your device · No API key

06decision qubits
64basis states
Localno cloud compute API
Openresults you can inspect

THE FIRST EXPERIMENT

01 / NETWORK OPTIMIZATION

LuniQ-Resilience AI

Which two backup links should a small network add? Explore a bounded planning problem with hybrid quantum–classical optimization.

Run the experiment ↗

01 Define the six-node toy network

02 Encode the planning objective as QUBO / Ising

03 Simulate QAOA and optimize circuit angles

04 Verify constraints against an exact baseline

EXPERIMENT 002 / LOCAL PREVIEW

SYNTHETIC NETWORK · NO SATELLITE CONNECTION

LuniQ SatMesh

Quantum-Assisted Satellite Network Intelligence. A local laboratory for exploring routes between satellites and ground endpoints as synthetic link availability changes across two snapshots.

Actual simulated QAOA and a separate exact baseline. Synthetic snapshots, not orbital dynamics or a real satellite service.

Open LuniQ SatMesh ↗

01 Model satellite and ground-station links

02 Explore outages and route changes

03 Compare quantum and classical planning

04 Inspect assumptions and constraints

TOOL 003 / QUANTUM READINESS · BETA

PRACTICAL · FOR BUSINESSES · RUNS IN YOUR BROWSER

LuniQ Risk

Will the data you encrypt today still be secret when quantum computers can break RSA? Estimate your “harvest now, decrypt later” exposure, see the NIST and US federal deadlines, and get a prioritized migration checklist.

Mosca’s rule with transparent assumptions and cited sources. A planning estimate, not a prediction of when quantum computers arrive.

Check your quantum risk ↗

01 List the data you encrypt and how long it stays sensitive

02 Estimate your post-quantum migration time

03 Pick a Q-day assumption from expert surveys

04 Download a report with next steps

Quantum, with evidence

Complex amplitudes, phase separation, RX mixing and Born-rule sampling. Executed on a classical simulator, not quantum hardware.

Useful comparisons

Every run includes a separate exhaustive classical baseline. No quantum advantage is claimed.

A clearly bounded lab

Toy data only. This is not production network protection. The AI explanation layer is planned; current explanations use fixed text.