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US 12,734,327 B2Granted
System and method of improving sleep
AssigneeNeuroLight, Inc.
InventorAlexander Poltorak
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Abstract
A method of transplanting a sleep state of a first subject (donor) to a second subject (recipient) comprising: capturing a sleep state of the first subject represented by brain activity patterns; and transplanting the sleep state of the first subject in the second subject by inducing the brain activity patterns in the second subject.
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A method of inducing a mental state in a subject comprising:
- determining brainwave activity patterns of a human donor in the mental state;
- processing the brainwave activity patterns with an automated processor to determine parameters of a modulation pattern of the brainwave activity patterns bearing information;
- storing the parameters in a memory;
- stimulating the subject with a sensory stimulus selected from the group consisting of one or more of auditory, visual, and haptic, the sensory stimulus being selectively modulated dependent on the stored parameters,
- wherein the parameters are stored prior to the stimulation, and the sensory stimulus comprises the information.
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A method of changing a mental state in a subject comprising:
- determining a sequence of brainwave patterns of a human donor;
- processing the sequence of brainwave patterns with an automated processor to determine sequential sets of parameters of respective modulation patterns of the sequence of brainwave patterns bearing information;
- storing the sequential sets of parameters in a memory;
- stimulating the subject with a sensory stimulus selectively modulated over time dependent on the stored sequential sets of parameters, wherein the sensory stimulus comprises the information associated with the sequence of brainwave patterns and the sequential sets of parameters are stored in the memory prior to said stimulating.
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A system for changing a mental state in a subject comprising:
- an input port configured to receive a sequence of brainwave patterns of a human donor;
- at least one automated processor configured to process the sequence of brainwave patterns to determine sequential sets of parameters of respective modulation patterns of the sequence of brainwave activity patterns bearing information;
- a memory configured to store the sequential sets of parameters;
- a sensory stimulator configured to stimulate the subject with a sensory stimulus selectively modulated over time dependent on the stored sequential sets of parameters, wherein the sensory stimulus comprises the information associated with the sequence of brainwave patterns and the sequential sets of parameters are stored in the memory prior to stimulation of the subject.
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Dependencies are inferred from the claim text.