Multiple Josephson toroidal vertex quantum superconductive/memristive and superconductive/memcapacitive devices were invented with various superlattice structures, which work at room temperature without an applied external magnetic flux. The first type of the superlattices of the devices comprises of multiple-layers of organometallic polymers on gold chips by self-assembling that mimics the function of Matrix Metalloproteinase-2 (MMP-2). Another type of quantum superconductor/memristor comprises of multiple-organic polymers cross-linked with MMP-2 protein forming Josephson toroidal vertex on the gold surface. Models of the quantum superconductive/memristive and superconductive/memcapacitive devices were fabricated in nano superlattice structures and the devices module configurations were described. Three different methods were used to evaluate the devices' applications in sub fg/mL collagen-1 sensing, energy storage, and the super-position characteristics as a potential quantum bit device. The superconductivity, memristive, and memcapacitive functions were also evaluated in multiple methods, respectively.