Eight Inventions
Protected under US Patent Pending #64/034,974. Licensed for commercial and academic use.
Mirror Fractal Codec
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Patent FiledHierarchical weight quantization for large language models. Targets sub-2-bit representation with bit-exact accuracy recovery. Complementary to knowledge distillation.
Coming soon
FRAC
Patent FiledUniversal progressive container format. Single file supporting hierarchical extraction, incremental decoding, and resume-on-failure semantics.
Coming soon
FQL
Patent FiledAdaptive streaming protocol. Adjusts bitrate and quality in real time based on network constraints, decoder capability, and client preferences.
Coming soon
MirrorMind
In DevelopmentEncrypted AI context and episodic memory. Hierarchical compression of interaction logs, embeddings, and decision trees. Client-side encryption, server-side storage.
Existing research prototype
Fractal Bridge
Patent FiledCross-chain consensus mechanism. Hierarchical decomposition applied to blockchain validation and merkle proof compression. Reduces validator computational overhead.
Coming soon
Mirror Trie
Patent FiledVariant 1: Binary Search — Hierarchical prefix-tree structure for fast range queries on time-series and hierarchical event streams.
Foundation for FQL and MFC variants
Mirror Trie DNA
Patent FiledVariant 2: DNA Sequencing — Optimized for biological sequence alignment and assembly. Hierarchical decomposition of k-mer frequency tables.
Specialized for genomics
Adaptive-Radix
Patent FiledFramework — Foundational technique enabling radix selection based on data distribution and compression budget. Underlying primitive for all variants.
Core technology
Patent Status
US Provisional Patent #64/034,974 filed April 10, 2026 (USPTO Micro Entity).
Non-provisional filing planned April 2027. All eight inventions covered and available for licensing.
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