Virtualized network
OwnerJohn Reohr IIIinventor
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Abstract
A virtualized network that provides real-to-virtual correspondence without technically designed artificial systems of any kind. The virtualized network includes a plurality of virtualized entities (VENTs), each VENT a program together with its corresponding real entity contained in the real world and exactly mimicking the action of its real entity counterpart. All hardware and software devices, as well as people can be virtualized in the virtualized network. Once virtualized, persons and devices (real world entities) are able to communicate immediately and directly.
Claims17
A system for providing real-to-virtual correspondence, comprising
- a memory configured to store a plurality of programs, each program corresponding to an entity contained in the real world;
- and
- a processor configured to execute instructions of each program for:
- mimicking actions of corresponding real world entities;
- and
- passing data and action from one program to another program.
A computer-implemented method for providing real-to-virtual correspondence, comprising:
- providing a plurality of programs, each program corresponding to a different entity contained in the real world;
- mimicking actions of corresponding real world entities with the plurality of programs;
- and
- passing data and action from one program to another program.
A memory device that stores a data structure, comprising:
- a decision table that links a series of tests to the outcomes of those tests, and to the actions taken based upon those outcomes, wherein the decision table organizes and executes the series of tests and the resulting actions.
Dependencies are inferred from the claim text.