Method and system for implementing transient state computing with optics
Novel tools and techniques are provided for implementing computing, and, more particularly, to methods, systems, and apparatuses for implementing transient state computing with optics. In various embodiments, a chromatic transient state computing system might receive one or more input values and might assign a “chromabit value” to each of the one or more input values. The chromatic transient state computing system might include a plurality of sets of colored light emitting diodes (“LEDs”) and a corresponding set of photoreceptors. Each distinguishable color as detected by one of the photoreceptors might correspond to a combination of colors emitted by a set of colored LEDs, each distinguishable color representing a chromabit value. The chromatic transient state computing system might perform a computing operation using the assigned chromabit values each corresponding to each of the one or more input values, and might output one or more output values resulting from the computing operation.
1. A method, comprising:
receiving, with a chromatic transient state computing system, one or more input values;
assigning, with the chromatic transient state computing system, a chromabit value to each of the one or more input values, wherein the chromatic transient state computing system comprises a plurality of sets of colored light emitting diodes (“LEDs”) and a corresponding set of photoreceptors, wherein each distinguishable color as detected by one of the photoreceptors corresponds to a combination of colors emitted by a set of colored LEDs, each distinguishable color representing a chromabit value;
performing, with the chromatic transient state computing system, a computing operation using the assigned chromabit values each corresponding to each of the one or more input values; and
outputting, with the chromatic transient state computing system, one or more output values resulting from the computing operation.
2. The method of claim 1 , wherein each set of colored LEDs comprises three differently colored LEDs.
3. The method of claim 2 , wherein the three differently colored LEDs comprise a red LED, a yellow LED, and a blue LED.
4. The method of claim 1 , wherein each set of colored LEDs represents 8 possible states, each possible state representing a possible chromabit value.
5. The method of claim 1 , wherein intensity of each colored LED is controllable based on input current, wherein the range of light intensity produced by changing input current to each colored LED results in a series of distinguishable colors each representing a chromabit value.
6. The method of claim 5 , wherein each set of colored LEDs represents 216 possible states, each possible state representing a possible chromabit value.
7. The method of claim 5 , wherein each set of colored LEDs represents 4,096 possible states, each possible state representing a possible chromabit value.
8. The method of claim 5 , wherein each set of colored LEDs represents 16,777,216 possible states, each possible state representing a possible chromabit value.
9. The method of claim 1 , wherein each set of colored LEDs comprises four or more of a red LED, an orange LED, a yellow LED, a green LED, a cyan LED, a blue LED, or a violet LED.
10. The method of claim 1 , wherein the photoreceptors each comprises one of a phototransistor or a set of photoresistors and an array of transistors.
11. A chromatic transient state computing system, comprising:
a plurality of sets of colored light emitting diodes (“LEDs”); and
a corresponding set of photoreceptors;
wherein a set of computing instructions causes the chromatic transient state computing system to:
receive one or more input values;
assign a chromabit value to each of the one or more input values, wherein each distinguishable color as detected by one of the photoreceptors corresponds to a combination of colors emitted by a set of colored LEDs, each distinguishable color representing a chromabit value;
perform a computing operation using the assigned chromabit values each corresponding to each of the one or more input values; and
output one or more output values resulting from the computing operation.
12. The chromatic transient state computing system of claim 11 , wherein each set of colored LEDs comprises three differently colored LEDs.
13. The chromatic transient state computing system of claim 12 , wherein the three differently colored LEDs comprise a red LED, a yellow LED, and a blue LED.
14. The chromatic transient state computing system of claim 11 , wherein each set of colored LEDs represents 8 possible states, each possible state representing a possible chromabit value.
15. The chromatic transient state computing system of claim 11 , wherein intensity of each colored LED is controllable based on input current, wherein the range of light intensity produced by changing input current to each colored LED results in a series of distinguishable colors each representing a chromabit value.
16. The chromatic transient state computing system of claim 15 , wherein each set of colored LEDs represents 216 possible states, each possible state representing a possible chromabit value.
17. The chromatic transient state computing system of claim 15 , wherein each set of colored LEDs represents 4,096 possible states, each possible state representing a possible chromabit value.
18. The chromatic transient state computing system of claim 15 , wherein each set of colored LEDs represents 16,777,216 possible states, each possible state representing a possible chromabit value.
19. The chromatic transient state computing system of claim 11 , wherein each set of colored LEDs comprises four or more of a red LED, an orange LED, a yellow LED, a green LED, a cyan LED, a blue LED, or a violet LED.
20. The chromatic transient state computing system of claim 11 , wherein the photoreceptors each comprises one of a phototransistor or a set of photoresistors and an array of transistors.