This replay illustrates simulated agents restoring a communications path, using a mock quantum-inertial heading estimate, and demonstrating QKD basis sifting before sharing a UV-marker discovery. It does not connect to quantum sensors, QKD equipment, radios, GPS, robots, aircraft, weapons, or external services. It generates no key material and is not a training or deployment recipe.
Seek. Reconnect. Find.
Three simulated scouts explore a fictional test site. A mock quantum-sensor estimate informs one waypoint; a separate idealized QKD illustration counts matching measurement bases. Scouts then share a discovery over the story link, and an inspection drone follows visual breadcrumbs.
Simulated quantum-adjacent interfaces: a mock inertial heading estimate informs a waypoint, while a deterministic classical simulation illustrates QKD basis sifting. The scenario releases a fictional status event after both its story link and sifting step; this is not encryption, authentication, or a secure session. No quantum hardware, channel, bits, or key is used.
A simulation is not machine certification. Games, races, and policies can be developed or trained in simulation, but real-machine use needs separate authorization, hardware-in-the-loop validation, independent safety review, and controlled test conditions. This demo does not train or command real machines or provide cryptographic security.