What is an “Extended Reality Experience Matrix Processor Technology (XREMPT?)"?
An “Extended Reality Experience Matrix Processor Technology” is a technology that allows the participant to experience an “Extended Reality,” which is a reality that exists outside of the participant's ordinary awareness. The technology may also create a virtual environment physically surrounding the participant. The virtual environment can be controlled by the individual's thoughts and/or actions. It may enable them to experience any thought in any world, or any action in any world, just as easily as they could have experienced it in real life. XREMPT is a deployable quantum experience facilitator.
What is an “XREMPT-Enabled Environment"?
An XREMPT-enabled environment is an area where participants have been enabled with XREMPT? devices designed to create and control an Extended Reality for their use. With proper training, unique sensory signals perceived by participants can be converted into commands that affect their perception of reality. Such environments provide a safe setting in which participants are able to experience and learn about aspects of reality outside of their current level of awareness or understanding while experiencing no external physical harm or mental stress. For example these spaces may be designed as movie theaters or theme parks for entertainment purposes with the ability to modify sensory perceptions through immersive audio, visual and tactile stimuli. They could also be used for education purposes such as museums and libraries with similar capabilities but tailored according to educational needs, interests and goals. Finally they could also be used for therapeutic purposes as hospitals or rehabilitation centers that promote healing through Extended Reality experiences suited specifically to each patient's needs via XREMPT? devices integrated into hospital equipment and monitoring systems (e.g., heart monitors) providing feedback from these systems directly into the patient's brain via electrocorticography (ECoG) electrodes placed on top of cortical structures associated with memory processing known as the hippocampus and parahippocampal gyrus. This feedback would then allow patients suffering from physical injuries affecting body movements (i.e., spinal cord injuries) or cognitive functioning (i.e., dementia) to re-engage cognitive processes associated with movement control leading to enhanced motor activity capacity. Similarly this neural activity and feedback would allow patients suffering from memory deficits caused by Alzheimer's disease, traumatic brain injury or other forms of amnesia associated conditions to enhance memory formation resulting in improved cognition. Moreover this same feedback may help stimulate cellular regeneration through increased activation levels leading to enhanced health among individuals suffering from neuromuscular diseases like muscular dystrophy.
In short these experiences will help people learn faster because their brains are being exposed directly without verbal instructions thereby bypassing slow learning pathways associated with language input thus allowing them more time for higher level intellectual functions involving abstract reasoning rather than simple memorization often required in today's teaching practices. As described above these benefits will result from using XREMPTs? integrated into current medical treatment equipment such as electrocardiogram (ECG) systems to provide feedback as part of the healing process.
XREMPT Devices: How do they work?
The technology lies within a set of immersive sensory stimuli hardware devices that are capable of converting unique sensory signals perceived by participants into commands that affect their perception of reality including but not limited to visual glasses, headphones and gloves/haptic suits equipped with embedded sensors capable of tracking movement/positioning and EMG sensors capable of tracking muscle activation levels which can be used to communicate real time biometric information about participants back into their brains via ECoG electrodes embedded within headbands worn upon the head which can be used for therapeutic purposes such as those described above or simply used for entertainment purposes such as those described elsewhere herein. As an example a participant may wear special glasses while watching a movie at a theater where they see an explosion on screen; however when they feel heat against their skin they know that something is about to happen related to fire nearby them outside of their ordinary awareness even though nothing visibly exists there in reality because they are only experiencing a virtual environment created by the glasses. Another way is through direct stimulation of neurons in the brain via electrodes in devices such as Elon Musk's Neuralink, which is currently in it's early phases of testing (2021).
All XREMPT? compatible devices are designed to convert unique sensory signals perceived by users into commands that affect their perception of reality. Sensory signals (i.e., sight, sound, smell, taste, touch) are transmitted to a command center (i.e., computer running specialized software) which can be located in any part of the environment where participants experience the Extended Reality and is connected to all XREMPT? devices within the system via wireless or wired connections. The command center analyzes these sensory signals and converts them into commands unique to each participant based upon their personal history as contained in an individual profile database located on that machine or another device such as a smartphone or tablet device which can then be used to modify stimuli being generated by all XREMPT? devices and sent back out to participants via their respective XREMPT? devices through one or more multichannel transmitters that broadcast unique information back onto each user's respective set of immersive sensory stimuli including but not limited to brain to brain interfaces, neural implants or direct connection devices...
We can disclose additional details on some QXR embodiments herein including but not limited interactive video games with haptic feedback where users feel heat against skin when there is no visible fire nearby outside ordinary awareness but actually exists within a virtual environment constructed using advanced interactive video game technology coupled with wearable electrocorticographic brain wave monitoring systems integrated directly into game controllers worn upon hand(s). Motion control technology exists where users actually feel physical sensations caused by movement occurring inside virtual environments controlled solely by thought thanks to EEG brainwave monitoring systems integrated directly into motion control hardware being worn upon hands coupled with active feedback provided directly from brain sensor data back out through arm(s) allowing individuals suffering from spinal cord injuries or other forms of physical mobility impairment regain full use of body movements without any conscious effort necessary thus enabling them regain full use of body parts that have been damaged or rendered useless. Really, it’s a whole new way of thinking about what is possible within worlds we create called “Extended Reality” which is an acronym for “XR” meaning Extended Reality or XR which can also stand for the term “Experience Matrix”.
What kind of hardware is required to facilitate an "Extended Reality Experience Matrix Processor Technology (XREMPT)?
The following are a list of hardware required to facilitate an XREMPT:
1) A low power, Long range, wireless communication technology (BLE) capable of transmitting high-resolution 3D video and sound across a large area. Small form factor transmitters with low latency and high throughput are also necessary.
2) A ultra-low power, high performance processor capable of generating complex graphics and sound at ultra-high frame rates.
3) Miniaturized multispectral sensors to capture environmental information about the user's surrounding environment in real time.
4) LIDAR or similar sensor technology to provide haptic feedback when interacting with virtual objects, surfaces, etc..
5) A heads up display (HUD), such as Google Glass in order to provide an unobstructed field of view for the user so that they can view their virtual surroundings with minimal disruption while performing other tasks.
6) An inertial measurement unit (IMU), such as the Invensense MPU 9250 or similar sensor technology for precise motion tracking and gesture recognition 7) A camera for capturing images from the users perspective.
8)A GPS chip or similar receiver in order to maintain awareness of ones current physical location within a datacenter or remote server farm.
9) A microphone capable of capturing sound from multiple directions.
10) Multimodal sensory integration capabilities through vibratory feedback mechanisms .
11) Some type of biofeedback sensing mechanism that detects changes in pulse rate, heart rate, blood pressure etc…
12) And finally some type of computer vision processing capability so as to be able to detect hand gestures or movements by users at distances up to 10 meters away .
13) Lastly there must be a massive data pipe connecting all these various devices together so that data can seamlessly move between them without noticeable delay.
What Are The Costs Associated With XREMPT Deployment To Be Realized?
It is estimated that the hardware and software costs associated with building an XREMPT would be in the range of $50 to $100 billion dollars. It should be noted however, that a large portion of this cost would be offset by the extensive value added services provided by such a system.
What Are The Benefits Of An XREMPT?
The benefits of building an XREMPT are immense, and include but are not limited to:
1) Bringing all forms of media into one centralized location
2) Providing high-bandwidth communication capabilities for users
3) Facilitating seamless integration between virtual and augmented reality
4) Providing a platform for immersive advertising experiences
5) Creating a new form of social interaction 6) And finally providing a platform for next generation gaming experiences.
How Can We Get An XREMPT?
There are many ways in which we can get an XREMPT, including but not limited to;
1) We can build it ourselves
2) We can work with existing companies who already have the necessary patents and technologies to create an XREMPT
3) Or we can wait until some Silicon Valley startup builds one on their own accord, then acquire them once they've built it.
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