https://patents.google.com/patent/US10163055B2/
Routing policies for biological hosts
Current Assignee
AT&T Intellectual Property I LP
Abstract
Methods, systems, and products provide interfaces between intrahost networks and interhost networks within biological hosts. Neuroregional translations are performed to route communications to and from the biological hosts. Bioregional translations may also be performed to route communications to and from the biological hosts.
AT&T Patent Reveals “Routing Policies for Biological Hosts”
On December 25, 2018, AT&T was granted U.S. Patent 10,163,055 B2 titled “Routing Policies for Biological Hosts.”
This patent describes systems that create communication interfaces between biological hosts and digital networks.
It outlines how neurological or bioregional signals can be translated to route data to and from a living being.
While the language may sound technical, the implications are profound.
Why would a telecommunications company need to develop protocols for biological hosts?
And how far has this type of technology advanced since its filing in 2015?
At Mind Nexus, we’re documenting and analyzing evidence, patents, government programs, and firsthand cases, that reveal how communication technologies may already be interfacing with human biology.
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