UNIVERSAL INTERFACE PROTOCOL, MULTISENSORY ORCHESTRATION AND BIO-DATA MANAGEMENT FOR GENERAL PURPOSE CLOSED-LOOP ARTIFICIAL HOMEOSTASIS

Abstract

A body area network architecture is described that establishes a communication standard using the body as the physical medium. By leveraging vascular conductivity and bone resonance, the system enables the autonomous monitoring and correction of physiological states in a closed-loop artificial homeostasis. The invention integrates metabolic energy harvesting mechanisms to power biocompatible micro-nodes and a security protocol based on the unique biological identity of the data stream. The system employs digital modulation processes to transmit biosignals through fluids and skeletal structures, eliminating reliance on external radio frequencies.This technology is applicable in precision medicine, industrial safety and advanced human-machine interface systems, providing a redundant, encrypted and ultra-low power communication infrastructure for continuous monitoring of vital parameters without external electromagnetic interference.