(August 21, 2025) This is the Divisional application is the sister of the Divisional application that published last week. There are presently a total 18 claims, with 3 of them being independent. Independent claim 21 pertains to FIG. 9 and independent claims 16 and 26 pertain to FIG. 8. Both are information unfolders. You can also look at them as artificial "pyramidal" neurons for Conscious Machines. No need to implant them into the human body or employ any kind of tethering. The carbon nanotube nanostructures are decorated with the DNA of a human donor. Once decorated with the DNA, the human percipient can influence which paths electrons take using volition alone. Here is a link where you can download just the upper face page, FIG. 8 & FIG. 9, and the claims:
https://github.com/jerry-D/Conscious_Gate_Transistor/blob/master/Div_20250266090_w_Claims.pdf
(August 14, 2025) The Divisional application for the Nanostructure Bidirectional Bifurcated Transistor published today at the USPTO as publication number US 2025/0259676 A1. The claims pertain to FIG. 1a thru FIG. 1j and FIG. 13a thru FIG. 13m. Here is a link where you can download a copy of the application:
https://github.com/jerry-D/Conscious_Gate_Transistor/blob/master/20250259676.pdf
(June 19, 2025) As many of you may be aware, the original parent utility application US-2022/0376193-A1, posted here previously, issued as US Patent No: US 12,324,295 B2 on June 3, 2025. The pertinent Figure for the issued patent in the original application is FIG. 2, the nanostructure Bidirectional Artificial Neuron for Conscious Machines.
During prosecution, the Examiner issued a unity of invention restriction, stating that the three independent claims are actually three separate inventions. Thus, two divisional patent applications were filed to cover the remaining two independent claims. The divisional patent application numbers are US 19/195,998 and US 19/196,123. Divisional patent application US 19/195,998 pertains to FIG. 1a thru FIG. 1g of the original parent utility application. Divisional patent application US 19/196,123 pertains to FIG. 8 of the original parent utility application.
If you'd like to have a look at the current claims for each of the divisionals, immediately below are links to the Preliminary Second Amended Claims for each of the divisionals that were filed on June 18, 2025. Just click on the link for the desired divisional .pdf to view it on screen.
https://github.com/jerry-D/Conscious_Gate_Transistor/blob/master/DIV1_claims_2nd_Amend.pdf
https://github.com/jerry-D/Conscious_Gate_Transistor/blob/master/DIV2_claims_2nd_Amend.pdf
(July 27, 2023) Open Letter to the IEEE concerning the newly patented IEEE 754-2019 Floating-Point ISA and proposal that it be adopted as a Standard IEEE Floating-Point ISA. Here is the link:
https://github.com/jerry-D/Conscious_Gate_Transistor/blob/master/Open_Letter_to_IEEE_B_redacted.pdf
April 25, 2023--Version 2.24 of the ThoughtChip "pitch-deck" has been updated to reflect the two new US Patents that were granted today and which are referenced in this pitch-deck:
https://github.com/jerry-D/Conscious_Gate_Transistor/blob/master/ThoughtChip_pitch_Rev5.pdf
November 24, 2022--The formal utility U.S. Patent Application US-2022/0376193-A1 is officially published at USPTO. Click on the link below to download it. References can also be downloaded from this repository.
https://github.com/jerry-D/Conscious_Gate_Transistor/blob/master/US-20220376193-A1_I.pdf
https://github.com/jerry-D/Conscious_Gate_Transistor/blob/master/references_2021.pdf
June 18, 2021--The formal utility U.S. Patent application was filed on June 17, 2021.
September 28, 2020--"ThoughtChip" poster now available for free download. Click on the thumbnail image below.
August 5, 2020--The OpenSCAD source in this repository will generate a 3D model of the bifurcated carbon nanotube transistor depicted in the .png image file. A true and correct copy of the provisional patent application, along with list of References used in the research, can be found within this repository.
A 56-minute "sizzle-reel" video showing remote viewers describing various aspects of the invention can be viewed on YouTube at the following link. The video comprises (4) 12-15 minute segments from (4) different remote viewing sessions lasting roughtly 1.5 hrs each. For those unfamiliar with the "military-style" CRV protocol and terminology, a copy of the declassified CRV training manual is included in this repository for your reference.
