Preprint v1.0.0 | DOI: 10.5281/zenodo.17908061 | Status: VALIDATED ✅

Hardware-Agnostic Wetware-Reliant Architecture (HAWRA)

The first living quantum operating system, orchestrated by the photosynthetic coherence of Ficus elastica at room temperature. A metabiotic architecture unifying synthetic genomics and quantum computing.

Executive Summary

"We have designed, simulated, and open-sourced the first complete operating system running natively within plant DNA. Unlike traditional quantum computing requiring near-absolute zero temperatures, HAWRA leverages the natural quantum coherence of Photosystem I (P700) stabilized by a biomineralized 'Silica Shield'."

Major Scientific Contributions

Wetware

P700 Bio-Qubit

Harnessing the Photosystem I reaction center as a native quantum register. Utilizing ballistic exciton transport for room-temperature computation.

Nanotech

Silica Shield (Lsi1)

Engineering biomineralization via the Lsi1 transporter to create a nanostructured silica cage, extending T2 coherence time by +66%.

Software

BioOS & Arbol DSL

Development of the first biological operating system and a programming language (Arbol) with full end-to-end compilation into multiphysics instructions.

Theory

PQPE Formalism

Unified modeling coupling the Lindblad equation (quantum) and Hill equations (biological) to simulate a Phyto-synthetic Quantum Processing Entity.

18.1kb
Synthesis Ready
100%
Gate Fidelity
200ps
T2 Coherence
Lab Ready
Protocols Finalized

2026 Roadmap

Q1 2026

Synthesis Ready

Synthesis of the HAWRA v18.1 cassette (18.1kb) and assembly into Agrobacterium expression vectors.

Q2 2026

In Vitro Validation

Initial ultrafast spectroscopy measurements on regenerated tissues to validate coherence stabilization by the silica cage.

Q3 2026

Root Scaling

Development of the PQPE root system to reach a theoretical capacity of 10⁹ qubits per plant via epigenetic redundancy.

2027+

Metabiotic Network

Photonic interconnection between PQPE entities for the creation of the first distributed living computing cluster.