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This invention describes a computer system that processes information from sensors. It works by trying to understand the meaning or context (the "semantic") of the incoming data. Based on this inferred meaning, and how that meaning might be subtly changing over time (semantic drift), it routes the data to different processing pathways. The claims specifically describe this as a "flux sensing system" that maps physical locations and uses "flow agents," which can be assets, to manage these data streams.
Why it matters: Filed in 2024, the rapid advancements in AI, particularly in real-time contextual understanding and drift detection from diverse sensor inputs, make the core "semantic inference" and "semantic drift inference" components significantly more robust and practical now. This could enable more adaptive and intelligent control systems for applications like pedestrian flow or robotics.
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