Abstract: A system comprises hierarchically organized microcells arranged in zones, tiles, and panels for energy regulation applications. Each microcell includes a substrate with surface features, an opposing membrane defining a maintained nanoscale gap, activation electrodes, and gap-control elements. Zone controllers coordinate subsets of microcells. Tile controllers manage multiple zones with local electronics. Panel controllers regulate system operation through coordinated control. Fault detection isolates malfunctioning elements while maintaining system operation. Panels are configured for architectural integration into walls, ceilings, or floors. The hierarchical architecture enables scalable deployment through tile replication and modular expansion. The system operates through controlled activation of distributed microcells across maintained gaps. Specific performance depends on system configuration, operating conditions, and environmental factors.

Abstract: A system and method for generating synthetic video from diverse sensor inputs within a unified computational framework. The system receives heterogeneous data such as acoustic, thermal, and textual streams, encodes each into modality-specific latent representations, and projects them into a shared geometric manifold. Within this manifold, convergence points known as multimodal landmarks are established and used to compute geodesic trajectories that describe relationships among the inputs. The trajectories are verified for reversibility to ensure that forward and reverse mappings remain consistent. A Lorentzian autoencoder then decodes the validated trajectories into temporally coherent video sequences derived from the multimodal evidence rather than reconstructed imagery.

Abstract: A system and method for compressing and restoring data using hierarchical autoencoders and Lorentzian autoencoders for video processing. For general data, the system employs hierarchical autoencoders operating at multiple scales. For video data, Lorentzian autoencoders preserve three-dimensional tensor structure where spatial and temporal relationships remain intact throughout compression and decompression. A correlation network, trained on cross-correlated data sets, enhances restoration by leveraging relationships between compressed representations, recovering information lost during compression. The Lorentzian approach enables advanced video features including temporal prediction and infinite zoom, where users can examine regions beyond original resolution with synthesized yet plausible details.

Abstract: A system and methods for upsampling of decompressed transformed time-series data after lossy compression using a neural network that integrates AI-based techniques to enhance compression quality. It incorporates a novel AI deblocking network composed of recurrent layers for feature extraction and a channel-wise transformer with attention to capture complex inter-channel dependencies. The recurrent layers extract multi-dimensional features from the two or more correlated datasets, while the channel-wise transformer learns global inter-channel relationships. This hybrid approach addresses both local and global features, mitigating compression artifacts and improving decompressed data quality. The model's outputs enable effective data reconstruction, achieving advanced compression while preserving crucial information for accurate analysis.

Abstract: A system and method learning-based lossless data compression. The system and method proposed allow for fast and efficient lossless data compression of a large variety of data types. The system and method have a variety of real-world applications, including deep learning solutions for telemetry, tracking, and command subsystems for satellites. Satellites and their control centers are incredibly spaced apart which makes data compression an extremely important process to transmit large sets of information in a low-latency, high-efficiency environment. The proposed system and method utilize probability prediction driven arithmetic coding which provides faster encoding times and higher compression ratios when paired with a long short-term memory system for data compression.

Abstract: A system and method for complex-valued radar image compression integrates AI-based techniques to enhance compression quality. It incorporates a novel AI deblocking network composed of convolutional layers for feature extraction and a channel-wise transformer with attention to capture complex inter-channel dependencies. The convolutional layers extract multi-dimensional features from the complex-valued radar image, while the channel-wise transformer learns global inter-channel relationships. This hybrid approach addresses both local and global features, mitigating compression artifacts and improving image quality. The model's outputs enable effective complex-valued radar image reconstruction, achieving advanced compression while preserving crucial information for accurate analysis.

Abstract: A system and methods for upsampling of decompressed financial time-series data after lossy compression using a neural network that integrates AI-based techniques to enhance compression quality. It incorporates a novel deep-learning neural network that upsamples decompressed data to restore information lost during lossy compression, taking advantage of cross-correlations between time-series data sets.

Abstract: A system and methods for upsampling of decompressed biological data after lossy compression using a neural network integrates AI-based techniques to enhance compression quality. It incorporates a novel deep-learning neural network that upsamples decompressed data to restore information lost during lossy compression, taking advantage of cross-correlations between biological data sets.

Abstract: A system and method for implementing a Persistent Cognitive Machine (PCMs) that extends beyond the traditional prompt-response paradigm of artificial intelligence are disclosed. A PCM maintains persistent cognitive processes regardless of external interaction, stores and organizes thoughts in a thought cache, retrieves relevant thoughts based on current stimuli, generates new thoughts through reasoning processes, and curates stored thoughts during periods of reduced external interaction. The PCM includes language and reasoning model components, a thought cache, an executive component, and an embedding system. The PCM remains continuously active, remembers previous experiences, learns from these experiences, creates new thought experiences independently, and initiates interactions without waiting for external prompts. The PCM enters sleep-like states during which it curates its thought cache, generalizes experiences, and performs other memory management functions.

Abstract: A system and method for encoding and decoding optical codes with context-aware, multi-level security. Input data is classified into security levels with associated context sensitivity requirements. The system compresses data using public and private codebooks based on security classifications, then generates optical codes incorporating both compressed data and context requirements. When scanned, the system collects environmental contextual data (location, network environment, device security, user behavior), analyzes it against embedded context requirements, and dynamically determines which security levels are accessible in the current environment. Only authorized security levels are decoded using appropriate codebooks based on both user credentials and current contextual factors. This approach enables fine-grained, context-sensitive access control that adapts to changing environments while maintaining the compression benefits and capacity advantages of the multi-level security framework.

Abstract: A system and method for real-time team intent modeling using persistent cognitive machines with federated human profiles which processes individual team member behavioral signals through geometric intent analyzers that generate high-dimensional vector representations of individual objectives and preferences. A team intent orchestrator aggregates individual vectors into collective representations within a dynamic geometric manifold that evolves based on team coordination patterns. Federated human profiles enable privacy-preserving knowledge sharing across teams through geometric abstraction techniques that preserve coordination utility while protecting individual privacy. The system implements proactive conflict detection through trajectory analysis that identifies potential coordination issues before performance impact, and provides real-time synchronization mechanisms that maintain team coordination coherence despite individual behavioral changes.

Abstract: A system and method for executing operations on compressed data enables efficient processing by performing operations directly on data in compressed formats. The system determines characteristics of compressed data that enable direct manipulation and identifies operations that can be performed without decompression. Multiple compression formats are supported, including order-preserving compression, fixed-length codeword formats, variable-length codeword formats, and learned compression models using machine learning. The system executes operations such as comparisons, aggregations, and joins directly on compressed data. When necessary, the system coordinates between operations performed on compressed data and those requiring decompression. Compression metadata including scheme identifiers and codebook version information is maintained, with compression efficiency monitored during operations. When efficiency falls below thresholds, codebook updates are initiated.

Abstract: A system for dynamic latent space adaptation using spatiotemporal kernel context for multiscale rendering with hierarchical and Lorentzian autoencoders. The Spatiotemporal Kernel Estimator (SKE) analyzes media through motion field, temporal recurrence, frequency band, and scene semantics analyzers to generate adaptive kernel parameters encoding content-specific importance distributions. The system dynamically adapts latent manifold geometry by modifying metric tensor properties according to kernel context, enabling content-aware compression that allocates representational capacity based on visual significance. A multiscale cache implements kernel-adaptive retention policies prioritizing important regions. An adaptive renderer provides intelligent level-of-detail selection based on zoom level and kernel-estimated importance, optimizing processing allocation.

Abstract: A system and method for latent geodesic traversal across multi-axis hyperspaces for real-time video reconstruction and augmentation. Spatiotemporal video data are compressed into navigable latent representations using hierarchical and Lorentzian autoencoders that preserve geometric and temporal structure. A geodesic traversal engine computes paths across spatial, temporal, spectral, and semantic axes, guided by symbolic anchors and spatiotemporal routing protocols. A correlation network restores fine detail, while an augmentation generator synthesizes additional or counterfactual content to enable infinite zoom, continuous multi-scale exploration, and temporally coherent augmentation. A strategy caching system preserves successful traversal patterns for reuse, supporting persistent learning and adaptive real-time performance.

Abstract: A system and method for self-executing graphs wherein execution semantics are encoded within graph elements themselves rather than imposed by external schedulers. The system comprises a dynamic property graph with vertices and edges that encode execution semantics specifying computational operations and graph-internal triggering conditions. An execution engine evaluates these triggering conditions by monitoring graph state, detects satisfaction through graph-internal evaluation, and initiates bound computational operations. Triggering conditions are expressed in terms of vertex or edge traversal, property changes, geometric properties such as curvature, or topological connectivity patterns. The graph autonomously determines when and which operations execute based on graph-resident execution semantics. In distributed embodiments, multiple local coordinators evaluate triggers within assigned graph regions and coordinate through peer-to-peer messaging without centralized scheduling.

Abstract: Modality agnostic Large Codeword Model (“LCM”) is an advanced deep learning architecture that processes discrete, compressed data representations called codewords across multiple modalities. Unlike traditional models using raw tokens and dense embeddings, LCMs efficiently handle diverse input types including text, images, audio, and video. The system employs a modality agnostic encoder, unified codebook, and multimodal machine learning core to capture inherent data structures and patterns. This approach enables more generalizable and interpretable feature learning, facilitating transfer learning across domains. The LCM's scalable and flexible architecture includes components for modality-specific processing, cross-modal attention, and joint representation learning. With its computational efficiency and versatility, the Modality Agnostic LCM offers significant potential for various AI applications, including natural language processing, computer vision, and multimodal reasoning.

Abstract: A system and method for adaptive real-time multi-modal compression with dynamic resource allocation provides intelligent compression optimization based on continuously monitored device conditions. The system monitors battery level, CPU utilization, and memory availability while classifying incoming multi-modal data streams comprising image, audio, text, and sensor data to determine processing priorities. Multi-objective optimization balances compression efficiency, reconstruction quality, and energy consumption using evolutionary algorithms that generate optimal parameters for an adaptive variational autoencoder. The autoencoder features dynamically selectable processing complexity, adjustable latent space dimensionality, and modality-specific processing layers. The system automatically switches between operational modes including emergency mode triggered by resource constraints, which applies maximum compression settings and intelligent data triage.

Abstract: A system and methods for upsampling of decompressed correlated multichannel data after lossy compression using a neural network that integrates AI-based techniques to enhance compression quality. It incorporates a novel AI deblocking network composed of recurrent layers for feature extraction and a channel-wise transformer with attention to capture complex inter-channel dependencies. The recurrent layers extract multi-dimensional features from the two or more correlated datasets, while the channel-wise transformer learns global inter-channel relationships. This hybrid approach addresses both local and global features, mitigating compression artifacts and improving decompressed data quality. The model's outputs enable effective data reconstruction, achieving advanced compression while preserving crucial information for accurate analysis.

Abstract: A system and method for implementing persistent cognitive computation through geometric representation augmented with holonomy-based experiential memory. The system encodes inputs into a curved latent manifold and maintains bounded sets of holonomy descriptors at each location, enabling two-component cognitive states comprising position and experiential context. Cognition occurs through holonomy-sensitive traversal where paths depend jointly on geometric structure and accumulated path-dependent constraints. Holonomy generators are created during traversal from prediction errors and constraint encounters, composed into consolidated descriptors, and undergo lifecycle management including reinforcement, decay, and irreversible export to residual constraint regions. This architecture escapes location-only representations by distinguishing cognitive states that occupy identical semantic positions but arise through different experiential histories.

Abstract: A system and methods for latent contextual threading for personalized dialogue through geometric manifold-based conversation management. The system maintains a personalized cognitive manifold as a geometric manifold in latent space that encodes user-specific dialogue patterns as navigable geometric structures. Multiple dialogue contexts are maintained as geometric trajectories within the manifold, with dialogue responses generated through manifold traversal rather than discrete context retrieval. A bidirectional adaptation system modifies the manifold's geometric structure based on user interactions. The system preserves dialogue continuity across session boundaries by serializing manifold geometry during session termination and restoring geometric positioning during session resumption. Dialogue coherence is evaluated through geometric analysis including curvature calculations and geodesic deviation measurements.