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Design Your Own®
The Design Your Own tool is a feature-rich, HTML5-based design application that empowers you to create a personalized memorial entirely online.
Material Design, createJS ES6
Machine Learning, React
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Forever Shining
Design Your Own®
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Bronze-Plaque.com
Design Your Own®
Graphic Design, Wordpress
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HeadstonesDesigner.com
Design Your Own®
Graphic Design, HTML
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Design Your Own®
- Real-time 2D & 3D previews
Choose from a wide variety of standard and custom shapes—such as serpentine, heart, guitar, dolphin, butterfly, sea shell, and more—and see your design come to life in real time
Design 2D Design 3D - Mobile and desktop friendly
2D design mode works great on phones/tablets, while the full 3D version is optimized for desktops and larger screens - User-friendly & intuitive
No design experience required. The interface makes customizing text, graphics, and dimensions easy and straightforward. - Extensive design library
Access over 50 headstone shapes, 5000+ artwork graphics, and 10 inscription styles to personalize every aspect of the memorial.
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We blend design, technology, and innovation to deliver cutting-edge digital solutions.
🎨 UX/UI Design
Modern, responsive user interfaces tailored to your brand and audience.
From €800 per project
⚙️ Interactive Web Applications
Custom-built interactive tools and microsites using React, HTML5, and CreateJS. Ideal for marketing, education, or data visualization.
From €1,500 per project
📺 Video Banners & HTML5 Ads
Engaging, performance-optimized animated banners and video creatives for campaigns and websites.
Static/animated HTML5 banners: from €300
Video banners (with scripting & transitions): from €500
🧠 Machine Learning–Enhanced Design
Integrate smart, dynamic behavior into your website or application with ML-enhanced components (e.g., personalization, interaction tracking).
From €2,000 depending on complexity
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Quantum computers use the phenomena of quantum mechanics — such as Superposition, Interference, Quantum Entanglement and Decoherence — to store and process information.
"Quantum reactive scattering" is the study of chemical reactions from a quantum mechanical perspective, focusing on processes where atoms or molecules are rearranged. It examines how reactions unfold at the subatomic scale, accounting for quantum phenomena such as wave-particle duality and superposition.
QUBITS in a Quantum Register
Depending on the physical realization of qubits, we have different architectures of quantum computers — for example, based on pure spins, ion traps, superconductivity, photons, and even Majorana states.
The Quantum Frontier: Where We Are and Where We’re Headed
Quantum computing is no longer just sci-fi theory — it’s messy, noisy, and real. In 2025, we’re still deep in the Noisy Intermediate-Scale Quantum (NISQ) era, where devices have 50–1000 qubits but are too error-prone for most practical uses. Yet progress is accelerating fast.
Who’s Leading the Charge?
- IBM:
On track with their roadmap to 100k+ qubits by 2033, currently offering real quantum hardware via the IBM Quantum platform. - Google:
Made headlines with "quantum supremacy" in 2019, and is now working toward building an error-corrected quantum computer by 2030. - IonQ:
Using trapped-ion technology, they aim to scale with high-fidelity qubits — already listed on NYSE and pushing commercial applications. - Rigetti:
Pursuing hybrid classical-quantum computing with superconducting qubits. - Quantinuum (Honeywell + Cambridge Quantum):
Quietly becoming a powerhouse in quantum software and hardware integration. - PsiQuantum:
Betting big on photonic quantum computing, aiming for a million-qubit fault-tolerant machine.
What’s Working Right Now?
- Quantum annealing (D-Wave) for optimization problems.
- Hybrid workflows: Combining quantum with classical computing (e.g., machine learning, chemistry simulations).
- Cloud access to real quantum processors via platforms like AWS Braket, Microsoft Azure Quantum, and IBM Q.
What’s Next?
- Standardization: Open-source languages (like Qiskit, Cirq, PennyLane) are shaping the development environment.
- Error correction: The biggest hurdle. Companies are racing to create logical qubits that can survive long enough for complex computations.
- Quantum internet: With work from QuTech, Alibaba, and DARPA, we're moving toward distributed quantum systems.
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