Bio-Smart Device Omic Content Processing Intermediary
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Solution Overview
Problem
Integrated circuit devices face challenges in efficiently processing and managing diverse omic content, such as epigenetic data, due to increased processing time, storage demands, and complexity, which complicates the detection and prediction of changes in biological and behavioral states, and the secure storage and communication of sensitive personal data.
Innovation Solution
The development of bio-smart devices and systems that securely process and communicate omic content, using intermediary devices to facilitate secure access and storage, and employing machine learning techniques to analyze and predict changes in epigenetic states, while ensuring privacy and security through standardized data representation and secure storage protocols.
Engineering Contradictions & Design Principles
Engineering Contradiction Analysis
1Productivity
If integrated circuit devices process diverse omic content directly, then processing capability is improved, but processing time and resource consumption increase
Solution Approach 1:
The patent introduces an intermediary device that acts as a mediator between the integrated circuit device and omic content storage. The intermediary device pre-processes and organizes omic content before it reaches the integrated circuit device, reducing the processing burden and time required by the main processor while maintaining processing capability.
2Speed
If integrated circuit devices store omic content locally, then access speed is improved, but storage demands and device complexity increase
Solution Approach 1:
The patent divides the storage system into multiple segments: local storage for frequently accessed omic content and remote storage for comprehensive datasets. This segmentation allows the integrated circuit device to maintain fast access to critical data while offloading bulk storage to external systems, thereby reducing device complexity.
3Measurement precision
If integrated circuit devices process all omic content, then detection precision is improved, but resource consumption and cost increase
Solution Approach 1:
The patent implements partial processing where the integrated circuit device processes only the necessary subset of omic content required for specific detection tasks, rather than processing all available data. This approach maintains detection precision for critical parameters while significantly reducing resource consumption and operational costs.
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AI summary
Subject matter disclosed herein may relate to at least one processor to establish a communication connection between a portable computing device and a particular external device, the at least one processor to initiate transmission of one or more signal packets representative of one or more communication, security, and/or cryptographic parameters to the particular external device responsive at least in part to the establishing the communication connection.


