Incident evidence hand-off
Model a synthetic emergency event where evidence moves between call handling, field response, command review, legal/audit review, and secure archive.
Emergency, police, government, and dual-use route
Public-safety evidence paths with strict ethical boundaries.
This route covers synthetic police, emergency-service, government, and MOD-adjacent hand-offs. It is not a live policing, defence, or surveillance system.
3-month sector translation
Same demonstrator, sector-specific evidence.
This page is a sector translation of the core PoC. It supports the application narrative without widening the funded scope.
No operational deployment claim
The PoC does not handle live police data, MOD data, surveillance data, personal data, or secrets. It tests a safe mathematical workflow model.
Custody, delay, and accountability
Compare path choices by evidence completeness, delay, authorisation, policy violations, and human-review checkpoints.
Transparent public-service decisions
A successful PoC could show how quantum computing might help evidence-heavy teams reason about secure hand-offs while preserving oversight.
Output
What assessors can test at the end.
The final result is designed to be demonstrable and testable without disclosing code, secrets, or sensitive operational data.
Interactive scenario
A reviewer can select a synthetic case, inspect the graph, run/compare route choices, and see why a path was chosen.
Benchmark table
Classical baseline, simulator/QPU result if available, runtime, quality score, constraints, and limitations are reported side by side.
Evidence log
Every route produces a human-readable audit trail with inputs, constraints, hand-offs, and confidence/limitation notes.
Next pilot plan
The report explains what extra resource, partner, data governance, security review, and budget would be needed for a real pilot.
Application pathway
Sector route within one 3-month PoC.
This page presents a public-benefit translation for assessors, NQCC/SparQ contacts, and potential sector partners while keeping the funded scope narrow.