Assistive technology system for orchestrating multiple artificial intelligence services with disability-adapted reliability validation

WO2026151479A1PCT designated stage Publication Date: 2026-07-16
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Authority / Receiving Office
WO · WO
Patent Type
Applications
Filing Date
2025-09-07
Publication Date
2026-07-16

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Technical Problem

Current artificial intelligence services operate in isolation, creating accessibility barriers for users with disabilities and safety risks from single-model failures, lacking comprehensive consensus mechanisms, legal compliance, and robust redundancy.

Method used

A multi-model consensus architecture that orchestrates AI services through accessibility frameworks, providing Byzantine fault-tolerant consensus, emergency medical translation, and legal protection, ensuring reliable and safe access for users with disabilities.

Benefits of technology

Enables universal accessibility and safety by eliminating single points of failure, ensuring reliable AI responses, compliance with disability rights, and rapid emergency translation, reducing hallucinations and errors.

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Abstract

An assistive medical technology system mandated under disability rights legislation orchestrates multiple artificial intelligence services to prevent AI-induced harm to users with cognitive, motor, or sensory disabilities. The system operates as legally-required accommodation transforming inaccessible AI interfaces into disability-adapted interactions through redundant validation preventing dangerous hallucinations. Implementing medical-grade reliability with 99.9% availability for emergency scenarios, it serves users with ALS through eye-tracking, deaf users requiring visual alerts, and individuals with cognitive impairments needing simplified responses. The architecture's disability parameters are mathematically inseparable from core functionality - removal causes system failure. This framework prioritizes life-critical applications including medication management, emergency medical communication, and seizure detection, making it essential infrastructure for one billion people worldwide living with disabilities.
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