RasQberry Two Downloads

The easiest way: let Raspberry Pi Imager 2.0.3+ download and write the image. Or download it here and write it with Imager (Use custom). Writing an image erases the card: copy your notebooks and ~/.qiskit off it first.

▶ Write RasQberry Two to your SD card

Card: 128 GB high-speed (A2/U3) recommended, 16 GB minimum. The recommended image holds two systems from 64 GB and one system on smaller cards (card sizes).

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RasQberry Two: Building a Functional Model of a Quantum Computer at Home

Your feedback is highly appreciated: tell us what works and what doesn't in a GitHub issue.

GOD DOES PLAY DICE. COME PLAY, BUILD, LEARN.

Part of the Fun with Quantum family:

Fun with QuantumQuantum games & the family homeRasQberry OneThe original Pi modelQuantegoQuantum computers from LEGO bricksQutiePalm-sized 3D-printed modelsQoffee-MakerOrder coffee with a circuitEntangibleHands-on circuit composer for boothsCertiQQiskit certification prepQuBinsOne-click Qiskit environmentsdoQumentationExecutable Qiskit docs, multilingualQAMPoserWeb quantum circuit composer

Open source, built by Jan-R. Lahmann and the RasQberry community.

RasQberry is an independent educational project and is not affiliated with, endorsed by, or sponsored by IBM Corporation. IBM®, IBM Quantum®, Qiskit®, and IBM Quantum System Two are trademarks of International Business Machines Corporation. This project creates an educational tool inspired by IBM's quantum computing systems for teaching purposes.
Licensed under Apache 2.0