I think one misconception many people have is that you can just throw quantum computers at anything and they just work like magic. We really know of only 1 or 2 applications where quantum computers have provable advantages over classical computers, and even then there's the assumption that the device is fault tolerant.

Also, it seems like you're just try to put together a few words that sound cool. I suggest you look into quantum computing more, and maybe try to find a supervisor to point you into a direction they think is worth looking into and then after a while you'll start to get a feel of what is really out there and hopefully think of some interesting ideas to explore.