The method, on quantum hardware.
Our evidence engine ran 26 experiments on the OQTOPUS quantum computing system at the University of Osaka. The technical evaluation was delivered in February 2026.
One method has to work on any instrument.
The same engine reads star catalogues and satellite data. The quantum evaluation tested whether it holds up on a completely different kind of instrument.
How it works.
- Form the hypothesis
- The engine stated testable hypotheses about the quantum system before running anything.
- Run the experiments
- 26 autonomous experiments in three phases, each with signed evidence and a replay path.
- Deliver the report
- The depth invariance hypothesis was confirmed at 90% confidence, and the report was delivered to the University of Osaka.
Figures.
- 26
- Autonomous experiments
- 3
- Phases
- 90%
- Confidence for depth invariance
Who it serves.
- Quantum computing research groups evaluating their systems.
- Laboratories that need experiments run and documented the same way every time.
