DR. STEVE G MASSAQUOI, M.D., PH.D.
Neurology at Fruit St, Boston, MA

2009010, Apr 23, 2009

Oct 27, 2008

12/258893

Steve G. Massaquoi - Belmont MA, US
Sungho Jo - Daejeon, KR

G06G 7/48

703 11

A computer-implemented model of the central nervous system includes at least one of a basal ganglia portion, a cerebral cortex portion coupled to the basal ganglia portion, a cerebellum portion coupled to the cerebral cortex, or a brainstem/spinal cord portion coupled to at least one of the cerebral cortex portion, the cerebellum portion, or the basal ganglia portion. Each one of the basal ganglia portion, the cerebral cortex portion, and the cerebellum portion is comprised of respective elements representative of real neuroanatomical structures of a central nervous system and the respective elements are adapted to perform functions representative of real neuroanatomical functions of the central nervous system. The brainstem/spinal cord portion is comprised of brainstem/spinal cord elements representative of real neuroanatomical structures of a brainstem/spinal cord. The brainstem/spinal cord elements can perform functions representative of real neuroanatomical functions of the brainstem/spinal cord.

2009018, Jul 16, 2009

Mar 27, 2009

12/412494

Steve G. Massaquoi - Belmont MA, US

G06G 7/60, G06N 3/04, B25J 9/00, G06G 7/66

706 44, 703 11, 700246, 700253, 901 1, 901 46, 703 7

Computer-implemented methods, computer-readable storage media, and systems for control of a plant provide a plurality of repeating interconnected structures that can reduce software coding complexity, a limbic module that can provide an operational change in a type of control resulting in improved control flexibility in unknown environments, and different hierarchical levels of behavioral control that can offload some processing to rote control.