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Human-like emulation enterprise system and method
11716444 · 2023-08-01 ·

An enterprise system and method for maintaining and transitioning humans to a human-like self-reliant entity is presented. Said system including at least one a biological, biomechatronic, and mechatronic entity with a biological or artificial neural network to at least one transform or maintain. Embodiments are provided to assist in the transition of human between a biological state to a bio-mechatronic and mechatronic entity. Said entity's biological, biomechatronic, and mechatronic subsystems are configured to communicate and interact with one another in order for said enterprise system to manage, configure, maintain, and sustain said entity throughout the entity's life-cycle. Subsystem embodiments and components supported by the enterprise system are presented.

Dipole group quantification method and dipole group display system

A dipole group quantification method includes quantitating a dipole group that are sources of signals based on positions of dipoles.

Dipole group quantification method and dipole group display system

A dipole group quantification method includes quantitating a dipole group that are sources of signals based on positions of dipoles.

Methods of Using an Inductive Damping Brain Sensor

Medical diagnostic devices and related methods of use are described in which one or multiple coils in a sensor, each coil connected with an RLC circuit and frequency counter, are held against a patient's head at predetermined cranial locations. Frequencies of the RLC circuit are measured and compared against those taken from known, control heads, to determine whether there is a medical problem and what type of problem. In some instances, too high of frequencies can reveal pooled blood in the head, a sign of hemorrhagic stroke, while too low of frequencies imply lack of blood supply, a sign of ischemic stroke. A head-mountable frame can assist a first responder in securing and guiding the coils and, along with fiducials, allow for automatic comparison of frequencies with the correct control data.

Methods of Using an Inductive Damping Brain Sensor

Medical diagnostic devices and related methods of use are described in which one or multiple coils in a sensor, each coil connected with an RLC circuit and frequency counter, are held against a patient's head at predetermined cranial locations. Frequencies of the RLC circuit are measured and compared against those taken from known, control heads, to determine whether there is a medical problem and what type of problem. In some instances, too high of frequencies can reveal pooled blood in the head, a sign of hemorrhagic stroke, while too low of frequencies imply lack of blood supply, a sign of ischemic stroke. A head-mountable frame can assist a first responder in securing and guiding the coils and, along with fiducials, allow for automatic comparison of frequencies with the correct control data.

Interface configurations for a wearable sensor unit that includes one or more magnetometers

An exemplary magnetic field measurement system includes a wearable sensor unit that includes a magnetometer and a twisted pair cable interface assembly electrically connected to the magnetometer.

Interface configurations for a wearable sensor unit that includes one or more magnetometers

An exemplary magnetic field measurement system includes a wearable sensor unit that includes a magnetometer and a twisted pair cable interface assembly electrically connected to the magnetometer.

Systems and methods for increasing the degree of atomic polarization in optically pumped magnetometers based on magnetic field zeroing

The disclosure describes optically pumped magnetometers and systems incorporating, and methods of operating, the same. An optically pumped magnetometer according to one embodiment of the present technology includes a vapor cell configured to contain an atomic absorber such as rubidium-87, and at least one light source in optical communication with the vapor cell. The optically pumped magnetometer includes components positioned and configured to provide a bias field, and induce a zeroing field, within the vapor cell. Among other useful and advantageous ends, embodiments of the present technology provide for increasing the degree of atomic polarization in optically pumped magnetometers based on zeroing the bias magnetic field during the optical pumping process.

Systems and methods for increasing the degree of atomic polarization in optically pumped magnetometers based on magnetic field zeroing

The disclosure describes optically pumped magnetometers and systems incorporating, and methods of operating, the same. An optically pumped magnetometer according to one embodiment of the present technology includes a vapor cell configured to contain an atomic absorber such as rubidium-87, and at least one light source in optical communication with the vapor cell. The optically pumped magnetometer includes components positioned and configured to provide a bias field, and induce a zeroing field, within the vapor cell. Among other useful and advantageous ends, embodiments of the present technology provide for increasing the degree of atomic polarization in optically pumped magnetometers based on zeroing the bias magnetic field during the optical pumping process.

Graphical emotion symbol determination based on brain measurement data for use during an electronic messaging session
11543885 · 2023-01-03 · ·

An illustrative system includes a brain interface system configured to be worn by a user and to output brain measurement data representative of brain activity of the user while the user is engaged in an electronic messaging session provided by an electronic messaging platform and a computing device configured to obtain the brain measurement data, determine, based on the brain measurement data, a graphical emotion symbol representative of a mental state of the user while the user is engaged in the electronic messaging session, and provide the graphical emotion symbol for use during the electronic messaging session.