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title: SimQuantum Tuning Lab
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short_description: Autonomous quantum dot tuning agent — AMD MI300X + Qwen2.5
⚛ SimQuantum Tuning Lab
Autonomous quantum dot tuning · AMD Developer Hackathon 2025
SimQuantum is a 6-stage POMDP agent that autonomously tunes a double quantum dot device to the (1,1) charge state — one electron per dot — required for spin qubit operation.
What runs here (CPU demo)
- ✅ CIM physics simulator — real semiconductor physics
- ✅ Charge stability diagram visualisation
- ✅ Particle filter belief state
- ✅ 5-model CNN ensemble classifier (91.4% val acc, 51k training diagrams)
- ✅ Bayesian optimisation planner
- ✅ HITL safety critic
- ⬡ Dr. Q (Qwen2.5-1.5B) — connect your own vLLM endpoint in the sidebar
Full GPU stack
The complete system runs on AMD Instinct MI300X via ROCm with Qwen2.5-1.5B-Instruct served via vLLM. To connect Dr. Q, set the vLLM endpoint in the sidebar to your MI300X instance.
Architecture
BOOTSTRAPPING → COARSE_SURVEY → HYPERSURFACE_SEARCH → CHARGE_ID
↓ ↓ ↓ ↓
DQC gate 32×32 sweep 16×16 local scan CNN ensemble
+ OOD detector
Navigation (→ VERIFICATION) is Phase 3 — active development.
Links
- GitHub: https://github.com/k1151msarandega/Agentic-Semiconductor-Quantum-Device-Tuning
- AMD Developer Hackathon: https://lablab.ai/ai-hackathons/amd-developer