The push for digital transformation across industries, coupled with an increasing reliance on remote work and automation, is driving demand for more intuitive and realistic human-machine interfaces. Companies are seeking solutions that enhance operational efficiency and safety in complex environments, from remote surgery to industrial robotics. This technology offers a critical advancement by providing high-fidelity haptic feedback that can bridge the physical-digital divide, fostering greater precision and immersion in these critical applications.
Reduces communication and computational load by ~66% while achieving realistic tactile sensations by fusing pseudo-random and quantum random numbers.
Generates natural and diverse haptic feedback with constantly changing sensations, even for the same object, using non-deterministic quantum fluctuations and user-linked weighting functions.
Supports both physical stimulation devices and neuro-brain stimulation interfaces, allowing flexible application from existing haptic devices to future brain-machine interfaces.
This patent establishes a robust scope of protection, having overcome rigorous examiner objections, indicating strong defense against future invalidation risks. It clearly defines the core fusion of quantum and pseudo-random numbers and the dynamic control mechanism responsive to user operations, providing a stable and defensible claim set against eight prior art documents.
This patent focuses on the haptic feedback generation algorithm. Licensees could develop novel haptic input devices, integrate advanced sensor fusion for real-time environmental tactile capture, or explore specific hardware architectures optimized for quantum haptics.
In XR content development, high-definition haptic data creation and processing incur significant labor and infrastructure costs. By reducing data creation effort by 30% and server load by 20%, annual development costs could decrease by ~$85K (AI est.) (e.g., 5 developers' annual personnel costs of $200K (AI est.) × 30% + server costs of $135K (AI est.) × 20%). Furthermore, improved customer experience could enhance product differentiation, potentially contributing to an annual revenue increase of ~$350K (AI est.) for a product with $3.5M (AI est.) in annual sales, by improving new customer acquisition by 20% and increasing sales by 10%.
X: Tactile Realism & Diversity
Y: Development & Operational Cost Efficiency