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Draw 19 The item that is the subject of the design prints Description of the design This design is for entertainment, experiential content, education, exhibitions, promotion, culture and arts, and This concerns printed materials used in the field of intellectual property description. This design is based on the behavioral principles of living organisms in the natural world and quantum mechanical concepts. To compare and explain the operating principles of quantum intelligence sensory experience step-by-step, visually It is a printed explanatory document. This design is based on duck imprinting, migratory bird navigation, Electrochemical signals and mycelial networks of trees, ultrasonic spatial perception in bats, Information processing principles of the natural world, such as the homing instinct of salmon, of quantum intelligence sensory experience It is a printed material that visually represents the operating structure. This design divides the entire screen into a quantum phenomenon explanation area, an experience ticket area, and IIQI. Formation region, IQC quantum field region, QIN network region, QINCS control and synchronization region, IQI Activation Area, PRC·SRC Safety Management Area, QIAS Quantum Intelligent Auto-blocking Area, To RIQ intrinsic quantum return area, overall flow summary area, explanation and caution guidance area It is a printed material organized into sections. External Region: Explanation Region of Quantum Phenomena The upper title area is a decorative area symbolizing quantum phenomena, 1) Quantum Superposition 2) Quantum Interference 3) Quantum Wave (Wave Function) 4) Quantum Jump 5) Quantum Field 6) Photon & Energy Flow It is a printed material that visually represents [it]. The above area is a quantum intelligence sensory experience based on quantum mechanical concepts. It is a printed document designed to explain the conceptual background. Area 1: Experience Ticket Explanation Area The upper left area features a duck imprinting motif for the experience ticket and the participant's As a domain explaining the connection process, 1) Experience Ticket (QIA) 2) Duck imprinting motif 3) Connection between the experiencer and the content It is a printed material that visually represents the structure. The above area is intended to explain the connection structure through the experience ticket before the start of the experience. It is a composed printed material. Zone 2: IIQI (Individual Inactive Quantum Intelligence) Formation Zone The upper central region explains the formation process of individual inactive quantum intelligence (IIQI). As a domain, 1) Recognizing endings 2) Building Trust 3) Trial Approval 4) Preparation of a safe experience environment It is a printed material that visually represents the structure. The above area is based on the imprinting principle of ducks to foster trust in the experiencer and This is a printed document designed to explain the experience preparation process. Third Domain: IQC Quantum Field Explanation Domain The upper right area is an area explaining the connection structure between humans and IQC (intangible quantum cryptography), 1) Atom 2) Molecule 3) Cells 4) People 5) QIA 6) IQC Quantum Field It is a printed material that visually represents the structure. The above region is based on the fact that humans are composed of atoms, molecules, and cells, and is by QIA A conceptual structure in which the experiencer and the content are connected through the generated IQC (Intangible Quantum Cryptography) It is a printed document designed to explain. Domain 4: Natural Networks (QIN) Explanation Domain The left center area features a Quantum Intelligence Network (QIN) based on the motifs of migratory birds and trees. As an area to explain, 1) Navigation of migratory birds 2) Magnetic field 3) Sun 4) Star 5) Terrain 6) Sense of smell 7) Electrical signal 8) Chemical signal 9) Root and mycelial network It is a printed material that visually represents [it]. The above section is a printed material designed to explain the connection structure of a Quantum Intelligence Network (QIN), based on the principles of information exchange in the natural world. Area 5: 3D Image Reconstruction of Bats (QINCS) Explanation Area The central region is a quantum intelligence network based on the principles of ultrasonic spatial perception in bats. As a section explaining the control and synchronization unit (QINCS), 1) Ultrasonic detection 2) 3D spatial recognition 3) 3D Image Reproduction 4) Control of Quantum Intelligence Networks 5) Synchronization of remembered sensory information It is a printed material that visually represents the structure. The above area is the process of synchronizing experiential content and remembered sensory information. It is a printed document designed to explain. Area 6: IQI Activation and Goal Achievement Area The right central area explains the activation and goal achievement of individual quantum intelligence (IQI). As a domain, 1) IQI Activation 2) Content Integration 3) Linking with remembered sensory information 4) Performing sensory experiences 5) Achieve Goal It is a printed material that visually represents the process. In the above area, IQI is activated, and the content and remembered sensory information interact It is a printed material designed to explain the structure in which sensory experiences are performed through interlocking. Area 7: PRC·SRC Safety Management Area The lower left area is an area explaining the safety management structure through PRC and SRC, 1) PRC Personal Regulations Compliance 2) Compliance with SRC safety rules 3) Check before the experience 4) Real-time safety management during the experience It is a printed material that visually represents the structure. The above area includes pre-experience verification and real-time safety management during the experience. It is a printed document designed to explain the safety management structure being performed. Zone 8: Experience Termination and Quantum Intelligence Auto-Stopping (QIAS) Zone The central lower area is an area that explains the experience termination and automatic safety return process, 1) End of trial 2) Organizing sensations and emotions 3) Memory stabilization 4) Quantum Intelligence Auto-Stop (QIAS) It is a printed material that visually represents the process. The above area is intended to explain the process of stabilizing memory and senses after the experience ends. It is a composed printed material. Domain 9: Salmon Homecoming Instinct (RIQ) Explanation Domain The lower right area explains Proper Quantum Return (RIQ) based on the salmon's homing instinct. As a domain, 1) Sense of smell 2) Magnetic field 3) Memory 4) Return home 5) Return to original state It is a printed material that visually represents the structure. The above region is the intrinsic quantum returning to its original stable state after the experience ends. This is a printed document designed to explain the structure of automatic recovery. Area 10: Overall Flow Summary Area The lowest central region is a region that explains the overall operational flow of the quantum intelligence sensory experience, 1) Experience Ticket (QIA) 2) IIQI formation 3) IQC Quantum Field 4) QIN 5) QINCS 6) PRC·SRC 7) IQI Activation 8) QIAS 9) RIQ It is a printed document that visually represents the entire operation process in order. The above area intuitively represents the entire flow of the quantum intelligence sensory experience. It is a printed document structured to be understandable. Area 11: Explanation and Warning Area The lowest area is an area that provides guidance on the purpose of use and precautions of this design, This design is an experiential entertainment content based on quantum mechanical concepts. This is for explanatory purposes only and is not intended for medical practice, diagnosis, or treatment. Please provide a notice that this is not intended to explain medical devices using physical electronic devices. It is a composed printed material. This design is a printed material displayed on the following media, including guidance, explanation, It is used for promotional and exhibition purposes. 1) Printed materials for explaining experiential entertainment content 2) Educational instructional printouts 3) Printed posters for exhibitions and promotions 4) Printed materials for performance and cultural content information 5) Printed brochures and leaflets 6) Printed materials for explaining technology and intellectual property 7) Printed materials for fairs and exhibitions 8) Printed materials for content service information [Material of the printed material] Paper, synthetic resin, film, fiber, etc. [Brief explanation of the drawing] Drawing 1 is a drawing showing the plan of the present design. The uncolored parts are white. The reverse side is omitted as it is radish-shaped.

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