IP Library Granted Patent US 12,447,608
Granted Patent B2
US 12,447,608 · App. 19/058,397 · Granted Oct 21, 2025

Semantic robotic device

Inventor: Lucian Cristache (Redmond, WA)
Assignee: Lucomm Technologies, Inc.
B25J9/161B25J9/163
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Patent No.
US 12,447,608
App. No.
19/058,397
Granted
Oct 21, 2025
Kind
B2
Abstract

A semantic robotic device applies semantic inference to determine at least one affirmative resonant semantic group and at least one non-affirmative semantic group in rapport with a stored semantic goal. The semantic robotic device displays the first semantic group and the second semantic group in an optimized manner for a user or an observer.

Claims (61)

1. A semantic robotic device, comprising:

a processor, a memory and at least one transceiver;

the memory storing a plurality of semantics;

the memory storing a plurality of endpoints;

each of the endpoints being associated with at least one semantic among the plurality of semantics;

the memory further storing at least one semantic goal;

the processor being configured to:

infer a first semantic group comprising a first subset of endpoints among the plurality of endpoints, the first semantic group being inferred based on a determination of an affirmative semantic resonance between each member of the first semantic group and the at least one semantic goal;

infer a second semantic group comprising a second subset of endpoints among the plurality of endpoints, the second semantic group being inferred based on a non-affirmative semantic resonance between each member of the second semantic group and the at least one semantic goal; and

present a representation of the first semantic group and the second semantic group on a display.

2. The semantic robotic device of claim 1 , wherein the at least one semantic goal is indicative of an intrinsic first user goal.

3. The semantic robotic device of claim 1 , wherein the at least one semantic goal is indicative of an observer goal.

4. The semantic robotic device of claim 1 , wherein the at least one semantic goal is inferred based on the user guide.

5. The semantic robotic device of claim 4 , wherein the user guide content is associated with a programming schedule.

6. The semantic robotic device of claim 4 , wherein the user guide content is associated with a manual.

7. The semantic robotic device of claim 1 , wherein the processor is further configured to factorize a first semantic goal from among the at least one semantic goal in rapport with a second semantic goal from among the at least one semantic goal.

8. The semantic robotic device of claim 1 , wherein the processor is further configured to factorize a leadership of a first semantic goal from among the at least one semantic goal and a second semantic goal from among the at least one semantic goal in rapport with a first subset of semantics among the plurality of semantics.

9. The semantic robotic device of claim 8 , wherein the first subset of semantics are associated with the first subset of endpoints among the plurality of endpoints.

10. The semantic robotic device of claim 9 , wherein a second subset of semantics are associated with the second subset of endpoints among the plurality of endpoints.

11. A semantic robotic device, comprising:

a processor, a memory and at least one transceiver;

the memory storing a plurality of semantics;

the memory storing a plurality of endpoints;

each endpoint being associated with at least one semantic among the plurality of semantics;

the memory storing a user interface control;

the memory storing at least one semantic goal;

the processor being configured to:

infer a first semantic group comprising a first subset of endpoints among the plurality of endpoints, the first semantic group being inferred via a semantic analysis which applies a semantic drift to determine affirmative semantic resonance between each member of the first semantic group and the at least one semantic goal;

infer a second semantic group comprising a second subset of endpoints among the plurality of endpoints, the second semantic group being inferred via a semantic analysis which applies a high entropy semantic drift to determining a non-affirmative semantic resonance between each member of the second semantic group and the at least one semantic goal;

select the at least one user interface control based on a first semantic from among the plurality of semantics, the first semantic being associated with the first semantic group; and

send data associated with the first semantic group to the at least one user interface control for display.

12. The semantic robotic device of claim 11 , wherein the at least one semantic goal is indicative of an intrinsic first user goal.

13. The semantic robotic device of claim 11 , wherein the at least one semantic goal is indicative of an observer goal.

14. The semantic robotic device of claim 11 , wherein the at least one semantic goal is inferred based on the user guide.

15. The semantic robotic device of claim 14 , wherein the user guide content is associated with a programming schedule.

16. The semantic robotic device of claim 14 , wherein the user guide content is associated with a manual.

17. The semantic robotic device of claim 11 , wherein the processor is configured to factorize a first semantic goal from among the at least one semantic goal in rapport with a second semantic goal from among the at least one semantic goal.

18. The semantic robotic device of claim 11 , wherein the processor is configured to factorize a leadership of a first semantic goal from among the at least one semantic goal and a second semantic goal from among the at least one semantic goal in rapport with a first subset of semantics among the plurality of semantics.

19. The semantic robotic device of claim 18 , wherein the first subset of semantics is associated with the first subset of endpoints among the plurality of endpoints.

20. The semantic robotic device of claim 18 , wherein the second subset of semantics are associated with the second subset of endpoints among the plurality of endpoints.

21. A semantic robotic device, comprising:

a processor, a memory and at least one transceiver;

the memory storing a plurality of semantics;

the memory storing a plurality of endpoints;

each endpoint being associated with at least one semantic among the plurality of semantics;

the memory storing a user interface control;

the memory further storing at least one semantic goal;

the processor being configured to:

infer a first semantic group comprising a first subset of endpoints among the plurality of endpoints, the first semantic group being inferred based on a semantic analysis which applies a semantic drift to determine affirmative semantic resonance between each member of the first semantic group and the at least one semantic goal;

infer a second semantic group comprising a second subset of endpoints among the plurality of endpoints, the second semantic group being inferred based on a semantic analysis which applies a high entropy semantic drift to determining a non-affirmative semantic resonance between each member of the second semantic group and the at least one semantic goal;

select the at least one user interface control based on a first semantic from among the plurality of semantics, the first semantic being associated with the second semantic group; and

send data associated with the second semantic group to the at least one user interface control for display.

22. The semantic robotic device of claim 21 , wherein the at least one semantic goal is indicative of an intrinsic first user goal.

23. The semantic robotic device of claim 21 , wherein the at least one semantic goal is indicative of an observer goal.

24. The semantic robotic device of claim 21 , wherein the at least one semantic goal is inferred based on the user guide.

25. The semantic robotic device of claim 24 , wherein the user guide content is associated with a programming schedule.

26. The semantic robotic device of claim 24 , wherein the user guide content is associated with a manual.

27. The semantic robotic device of claim 21 , wherein the processor is configured to factorize a first semantic goal from among the at least one semantic goal in rapport with a second semantic goal from among the at least one semantic goal.

28. The semantic robotic device of claim 21 , wherein the processor is configured to factorize a leadership of a first semantic goal from among the at least one semantic goal and a second semantic goal from among the at least one semantic goal in rapport with a first subset of semantics among the plurality of semantics.

29. The semantic robotic device of claim 28 , wherein the first subset of semantics is associated with the first subset of endpoints among the plurality of endpoints.

30. The semantic robotic device of claim 28 , wherein the second subset of semantics is associated with the second subset of endpoints among the plurality of endpoints.

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