Patent Application Titled “Secure, Integrated, Personalized Smart Information Management And Exchange Systems, Methods, And Devices” Published Online (USPTO 20220028504): Luo Qi

2022 FEB 10 (NewsRx) -- By a News Reporter-Staff News Editor at Insurance Daily News -- According to news reporting originating from Washington, D.C., by NewsRx journalists, a patent application by the inventors Luo, Jessie (Plano, TX, US); Luo, Joshua J (Plano, TX, US); Luo, Qi (Plano, TX, US), filed on July 27, 2020, was made available online on January 27, 2022.

The assignee for this patent application is Luo Qi (Plano, Texas, United States).

Reporters obtained the following quote from the background information supplied by the inventors: “As the explosion of information and advancement in technology, more and more people are rely upon information management and exchange systems to help their daily life, especially in the fields that need professional services that provide customized, knowledge-based information and consulting. Those professional services include, but not limited to, healthcare, law, finance, etc.

“The information related to above mentioned areas are usually sensitive and regulated. Although there are laws, for example, The Health Insurance Portability and Accountability Act (HIPPA), to guard the information’s privacy and confidentiality, most of those systems currently are focused on security in the system level, not at the individual level, and there were quite a few incidences for data breaches and modification data attacks.

“Currently most of those information management and exchange systems are proprietary. It is very difficult for them to talk to each other smoothly because they use their own proprietary concept coding systems; for them to communicate each other without misunderstanding, a new interface and/or a crosswalk system are needed to be developed. Besides, sometimes even the most complicated systems, e.g., electronic medical record systems, are missing the capabilities to transmit some of very important information, which increase the cost of operations.

“Currently most of those information management and exchange systems are designed to be static and one-size-fits-all. Their outputs are not dynamic nor personalized based on input data. For example, when searching with keyword “headache”, the revealed search results will be exact the same regardless of searchers’ gender or searchers’ age.

“Currently most of those information management and exchange systems are served as passive record keeping systems. They are not capable of providing cognitive augmented interaction based on guidelines, knowledge bases, and/or artificial intelligences.

“The present invention is disclosed to resolve the above mentioned issues.”

In addition to obtaining background information on this patent application, NewsRx editors also obtained the inventors’ summary information for this patent application: “The purpose of present invention is to provide secure, integrated, personalized smart information management and exchange systems, methods, and devices so that people can make data-driven decisions based on feedback information provided by the systems. While the systems are applicable in various professional fields, we will focus on the health care sector to illustrate exemplary embodiments of the present invention.”

The claims supplied by the inventors are:

“1. Smart systems for providing secure, integrated, personalized information management and exchange, the smart systems comprising: a. an input module configured for a person to input data I. the input module further comprising at least one of a plurality of following input devices: i. a keyboard to type in alphanumerical symbols ii. a computer mouse iii. a microphone or a set of microphones to capture and digitalize sounds iv. a scanner, including bar/QR code scanners v. a digitizer pen vi. a digital camera or a set of cameras, including video cameras vii. a touch screen viii. a sensor or a set of sensors for global position, body temperature, blood sugar concentration, blood pressure, pulse rate, oxygen saturation, ultrasound, muscle contraction, eye movement, electromyography, electrocardiogram, electroencephalogram, air temperature, air pressure, air humidity, sea level, compass ix. a digitizer clock, including time signals x. any software virtual versions for the above mentioned devices xi. any combinations or permutations of above mentioned devices b. an output module configured to present the feedbacks from the systems I. the output module further comprising at least one of a plurality of following output devices: i. a displayer or a set of displayers ii. a projector or a set of projectors iii. a speaker or a set of speakers iv. a printer or a set of printers, including 3D printers v. a plotter vi. any software virtual versions for the above mentioned devices vii. any combinations or permutations of above mentioned devices c. a memory module configured to store software program instructions and the input/output data and some temporary transmitted data sets in between d. a processing module configured to process the data by carrying out instructions of software programs to convert input data to outputted actionable insights e. a means to provide paths for data transmission among those modules and between the sender(s) and the receiver(s) via networks, including, but not limited to: I. a computer bus or a set of computer buses II. a wire or a set of wires III. a cable or a set of cables, including optical fibers IV. a set frequency of wireless waves, including, but not limited to: i. television and radio wave ii. satellite communication iii. mobile telephone communication systems, including 5G iv. global positioning system or any other equalities v. bluetooth vi. paging vii. local area networks, including wireless viii. infrared communication V. an internet/intranet communication VI. a communication between/among clouds VII. any combinations and permutations of above mentioned means.

“2. The smart system of claim 1 is a public permissioned network.

“3. The smart system of claim 1 has the means to uniquely identify the person.

“4. The smart system of claim 1 has the means to record time stamps and geolocation coordinates, if available.

“5. The smart system of claim 1 has the means to extract, standardize, and incorporate related data from other systems.

“6. The smart system of claim 1 has the means to secure the data/information.

“7. The smart system of claim 1 has the means to map and standardize the concept codes.

“8. The smart system of claim 1 has the means to interpret different languages and different sentiments.

“9. The smart system of claim 1 has the means to provide data driven actionable insights.

“10. The smart system of claim 1 has various ways to transmit data/information among those modules.

“11. Methods for smart information management and exchange, the methods comprising: receiving, with or without feedbacks from results of the systems’ output, an input from a user determining the next steps based on at least one of the pluralities of guidelines, knowledge bases, expert systems, and/or artificial intelligences storing all the related data in the memory module.

“12. The methods for smart information management and exchange of claim 11, forming a public permissioned network.

“13. The methods for smart information management and exchange of claim 11, assigning each person a unique identifier.

“14. The methods for smart information management and exchange of claim 11, attaching each record a time stamp and a geolocation coordinate if available.

“15. The methods for smart information management and exchange of claim 11, extracting, standardizing, and incorporating related data from other systems.

“16. The methods for smart information management and exchange of claim 11, securing related data/information for storage and transmission.

“17. The methods for smart information management and exchange of claim 11, mapping and standardizing the concept codes.

“18. The methods for smart information management and exchange of claim 11, interpreting different languages and different sentiments.

“19. The methods for smart information management and exchange of claim 11, providing data driven advice based on various resources, including but not limited to: guidelines, knowledge bases, expert systems, and artificial intelligences.

“20. Devices storing secured personal data and executable program instruction codes, being readable, writable and executable by machines locally or remotely, and performing the function of information management and exchange, comprising at least one of following: I. a smart phone II. a smart card III. a computer, including desktop, laptop, tablet, and hand-held IV. a machine readable printed quick response card V. a machine readable electromagnetic card VI. a software secured computer readable medium, including hard disk, laser disk, memory cards of various sizes and formats VII. a hardware secured computer readable medium VIII. a biometric secured computer readable medium.”

For more information, see this patent application: Luo, Jessie; Luo, Joshua J; Luo, Qi. Secure, Integrated, Personalized Smart Information Management And Exchange Systems, Methods, And Devices. Filed July 27, 2020 and posted January 27, 2022. Patent URL: https://appft.uspto.gov/netacgi/nph-Parser?Sect1=PTO1&Sect2=HITOFF&d=PG01&p=1&u=%2Fnetahtml%2FPTO%2Fsrchnum.html&r=1&f=G&l=50&s1=%2220220028504%22.PGNR.&OS=DN/20220028504&RS=DN/20220028504

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