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About our workloads
Human Blooming — Quantum Evidence & Intellectual Property NoticeThe research, methodologies, experimental designs, configurations, analyses, reports, audit materials, datasets, and associated evidence presented on this website are the property of Human Blooming and form part of Human Blooming's proprietary research and development program.

All About Us
What Sets Us Apart
Human Blooming has conducted an extensive program of quantum-computing experiments using real quantum processing hardware made accessible through the IBM Quantum Platform. Our documented research campaign includes more than 308 quantum workloads, executed across IBM Heron quantum systems and supported by unique IBM Job IDs and associated execution records.
The use of IBM Quantum infrastructure provides the physical quantum-computing environment on which these experiments were executed. Human Blooming's research, QPE/ECHELEN technologies, methodologies, experimental configurations, interpretations, analyses, and conclusions are independently developed by Human Blooming and should not be interpreted as claims made, certified, endorsed, or validated by IBM unless expressly stated otherwise.
Evidence, Auditability & Traceability
Human Blooming maintains an evidence and audit trail associated with its experimental program, including, where applicable:
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IBM Quantum Job IDs and workload records;
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execution dates, backend and hardware information;
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workload configurations, PUBs and shots;
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experimental inputs and resulting measurement data;
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QPE/ECHELEN processing and analysis records;
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timestamps and manifests;
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statistical analyses and comparison datasets;
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independent and internal audit documentation; and
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cryptographic SHA-256 hashes used to establish the integrity of preserved evidence files.
The published SHA-256 hashes are cryptographic fingerprints generated for Human Blooming's preserved evidence artifacts. They provide a means of verifying that the corresponding archived evidence has not subsequently been altered. They should not be interpreted as IBM-issued or IBM-certified hashes unless specifically identified as such.
More Than 308 Documented Workloads
The Human Blooming research program has executed and documented more than 308 workloads on IBM quantum hardware as part of a broader experimental campaign.
The significance of this body of evidence is not based upon a single execution or isolated result. It is based upon a documented sequence of experiments, repeated workloads, controlled comparisons, parameter variations, physical quantum executions, and subsequent analysis.
Human Blooming maintains supporting evidence for the statements and experimental results presented in its technical documentation. Where appropriate, underlying records can be made available for independent scientific review, technical due diligence, or authorized audit, subject to confidentiality, intellectual-property, security, and contractual requirements.
Intellectual Property
Publication of selected results, Job IDs, hashes, metrics, reports, or other evidence is intended to provide transparency and traceability. It does not constitute a transfer, license, waiver, or dedication to the public of Human Blooming's intellectual property.
All Human Blooming proprietary technologies, including the underlying QPE/ECHELEN methodologies, algorithms, software, experimental procedures, parameter-selection techniques, analyses, documentation, and related know-how, remain the intellectual property of Human Blooming and/or their respective lawful owners.
© 2026 Human Blooming. All rights reserved.
IBM, IBM Quantum, and related IBM product and service names are trademarks or registered trademarks of International Business Machines Corporation. Human Blooming is an independent organization. References to IBM Quantum identify the computing platform and hardware environment used for the referenced executions and do not, by themselves, imply IBM sponsorship, certification, endorsement, or validation of Human Blooming's technologies or conclusions.

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