US 12,659,049 B2 · Electromagnetic material identification tool (EMIT)

Abstract

The Electromagnetic Materials Identification Tool (EMIT) is a handheld-tool for laboratory, industrial, or field use, via portable devices or integrated systems. EMIT establishes a new EM wave-state category in the Periodic Table of Elements, identifying materials as structured spatial wave-state expressions that preserve particle spin, position, superposition, and spatial relationships. Signatures are viewed/stored as Electromagnetic Holograms (EmH) on Resonant Encoded Memory (REM). EMIT comprises a Quantum Transceiver Antenna (QTA) and coupled Transceiver Discriminator (TD). The QTA detects and synthesizes multidimensional EmH-signatures of elements, gemstones, minerals, synthetics and organics, by volume, concentration, and/or purity, for real-time identification and material transformation. AI enhances signature analysis, anomaly detection, and enhanced resolution. EMIT integrates with NMR, MRI, X-ray, Ultra-sound, microscope and telescope systems. A superconductive-doped Q-Tricity capacitor harvests ambient energy for power and connectivity. QTA non-line-of-sight penetration enables sub-ground, and internal body signature acquisition at ambient-temperatures.

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Dependent claims

An Electromagnetic Materials Identification Tool (EMIT), comprising:

a Quantum Transceiver Antenna (QTA) including a layered matrix of antenna pixels and toroidal geometries, configured to detect and synthesize electromagnetic (EM) signatures of materials, including:
naturally occurring elements, gemstones, minerals, and synthetics, across multiple frequency bands from below 20 Hz to beyond 1 THz;
a Transceiver Discriminator (TD) comprising one or more of:
a processor, an artificial intelligence (AI) engine, a Field Programmable Gate Array (FPGA), a Field Programmable Photonic Gate Array (FPPGA), a Neural Processing Unit (NPU), or an Application Specific Integrated Circuit (ASIC), the TD operatively coupled to the QTA and configured to capture resonant frequencies and EM signatures comprising multidimensional wave-states, including dynamic states, standing waves, and radiant fields, to store and compare signatures in a database for real-time identification of materials including by volume, concentration, or purity;
wherein the EMIT is deployable as a tool for use in the laboratory, industrial, or field settings via portable devices or integrated systems.

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