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Minimal variable quantum decision makers for robotic control
In this report we describe our research involving the construction of quantum-based robotic controllers. By careful use of quantum interference as a computational resource and by utilizing only a linear number of elementary unitary transformations, we are able to construct systems which seem to provide a computational advantage even when simulated on a classical computer.