HiQuantum: the model that does the math

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It does the math, not the estimate

Language models sound right very easily. Sounding right is not the same as being right — and in science, engineering and finance the difference between 5.596 and “roughly 6” is the difference between a mission that arrives and one that doesn't.

HiQuantum actually solves: it sets the problem up, runs every step and hands over the intermediate values for you to check. Below, orbital mechanics — the classic transfer calculation between Earth and Mars:

v circular Earth: 29.783 km/s
v perihelion of the transfer: 32.729 km/s
Δv1 (Earth departure): 2.946 km/s
v circular Mars: 24.126 km/s
v aphelion of the transfer: 21.476 km/s
Δv2 (Mars arrival): 2.650 km/s
Δv total: 5.596 km/s
Time of flight: 258.9 days

Paste the data, get the analysis

A table pasted into the conversation is enough. Through the platform, whole spreadsheets — CSV, XLSX — go in the same way, and the question can be the same one you'd put to an analyst.

1) Rates per thousand: Jan=5.0, Feb=4.5, Mar=5.4, Apr=4.5, May=6.8, Jun=5.5
2) Mean=5.28, Sample standard deviation=0.86
3) No month is more than 2 deviations from the mean (range: 3.57 to 7.00).

That's its pattern: answer exactly what was asked, precisely, and flag what matters most in the data.

It reads the problem wherever it comes from

Not every problem arrives typed. A photo of the whiteboard from the meeting, a scanned chart from a paper, a screenshot of a table, a page from an old report — HiQuantum accepts images alongside the question and pulls the numbers it will work with out of them.

From the calculation to the scientific report

The result doesn't have to end in a chat reply. HiQuantum structures the work in the shape of a paper — abstract, methodology, results, discussion and references — ready to become the PDF that actually circulates: a technical report, a methodological note, a calculation appendix.

And for anyone integrating through the API, structured JSON output delivers the same numbers straight into your system, with no fragile parsing.

Where to use it

HiQuantum is in three places, on the same account and the same balance:

• In the chat — at chat.hinow.ai, pick HiQuantum from the model list and ask. Attach the photo or the spreadsheet along with it.
• On the platform — at platform.hinow.ai, with playground, history and usage tracking for the team.
• Through the API — to put dependable calculation inside your product, with structured output.

Technical details

How to call it

HiQuantum is exposed in the HiNow API under the id hinow/hiquantum, in the OpenAI-compatible format:

POST https://api.hinow.ai/v1/chat/completions
Authorization: Bearer YOUR_API_KEY
Content-Type: application/json

{
  "model": "hinow/hiquantum",
  "messages": [
    {"role": "user", "content": "your question or problem here"}
  ],
  "temperature": 0
}

For numerical work, use temperature: 0 — determinism matters more than variety. API keys are created at platform.hinow.ai/manage/api-keys.

Limits and capabilities

Parameters

The portrait of HiQuantum

Every model in this series was given a portrait drawn by HiMegia. HiQuantum's is a physics department blackboard — the place where the calculation is done, erased and redone until it's right.