Workshops & events

You run the workshop or event, and we help you prepare RasQberry Two for it: free, as part of our open-source community work.

How we can help

• An image made for your event, with your branding: logo, splash screen, wallpaper, LED logo and browser start page.
• Extensions for your topic.
• Testing: we check every function you plan to use.
• Advice on tools, setup and agenda: how many Pis, offline use, LED panels.

You bring the Raspberry Pis; we help you get them ready.

One of your Pis as a server for the whole group

The Workshop & Qiskit Server runs on one of your Pis and serves the participants' laptops over the local network: IBM Quantum tutorials and courses, with the Qiskit code running on the Pi. It is based on doQumentation. We help you size it for your group. The code runs on the Pi, also without the internet; only IBM Quantum computers need it.

To start it, double-click Workshop & Qiskit Server in the desktop folder Workshops & events (or RasQberry → Quantum Demos → Workshops & events). The Pi shows the address and a QR code for the participants; open the same entry again to stop it.

Network: the participants' devices must be on the same network as the Pi. Guest Wi-Fi and networks with client isolation block the connection between devices, so check this with the venue before the event. Participants join by opening the address or scanning the QR code the Pi shows.

For a stand

Demos that draw visitors in, on a large monitor and on the model. The Demo Loop (RasQberry → Quantum Demos → Workshops & events) runs them one after another without anyone at the keyboard, and can start by itself at login; the learning path First 15 minutes is a good guided tour for visitors who stay.

• LED demos on the model: circuits, logos and colour effects on the LED panel.
• Quantum Lights Out: Grover's search solves the puzzle, step by step on the LEDs.
• Grokking the Bloch Sphere: apply gates to a qubit and watch the sphere turn.
• Quantum Fractals: fractals that change with the state of one qubit.
• Quantum Coin Game: play heads or tails against a quantum computer, and lose.

Past events

RasQberry Two was shown at the IBM Quantum Developer Conference in November 2025, and IBM Quantum featured it on LinkedIn in December 2025.

Get in touch

Please get in touch early, about four weeks before your event.

▶ Request support opens a public GitHub issue. You need a free GitHub account.

Or e-mail info@rasqberry.org.

Using other Fun with Quantum projects as well? See fun-with-quantum.org/workshops.