Quantum Engine
State, Hamiltonian, measurement, evolution, entanglement, noise, control, and photonic physics under a law-audited architecture.
NeoAmorfic Quantum
NeoAmorfic Quantum Engine
NQE1 is a law-audited pure quantum physics engine for simulating, testing, and designing quantum technologies before hardware maturity. It is built to model quantum states, Hamiltonian dynamics, open-system decoherence, quantum control, photonics, optomechanics, gate fidelity, scientific benchmarks, and internal quantum experiment campaigns.
NQE1 is not intended to imitate large corporate quantum SDKs. Its purpose is to become a precise, inspectable, physics-first engine for quantum technology intelligence. The engine is designed to help NeoAmorfic explore what quantum systems should do, how they fail, how they can be controlled, and which physical designs deserve deeper investigation before expensive hardware work begins.
State, Hamiltonian, measurement, evolution, entanglement, noise, control, and photonic physics under a law-audited architecture.
Internal experiment campaigns for control robustness, photonic sensitivity, optomechanical coupling, and candidate quantum insights.
A public-facing learning layer explaining the laws, experiments, benchmarks, and physics concepts behind the engine.
NQEv17 does not claim to invent new physical laws. It means that NQE1 encodes and audits seventeen foundational quantum law families as software-governed simulation constraints.