1. General purpose Vertical Parallel Processor (VPP). JP-2007-19552. This patent application describes designs and programming details of a bio-processor with planar architecture. Experimental details are published in J. Phys. Chem. B (2006).
2. Cellular automation based processing template and Bramha software for vertical parallel processor (under preparation).
3. 3 dimentional (spherical tubular etc. 20 nm - 20 micrometer in diameter) vertical parallel processor (under preparation).
Patent 2 and patent 3 are the supporting patents for the patent 1.
We are also preparing several patents covering patent 1, 2, and 3.
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1. 3D Graphics Modelling tool that can identify accurate conformer of a molecule from any 2 D STM image. This is an extremely useful tool to identify exact condition of molecule, thus accurate arrangement of atoms inside a molecule. Since a molecule can have several conformers, this tool provides a simple and easy way to get into the absolute random behavior of molecules.
2. A neural network software that can identify exact electronic state of a cluster of molecules and provide matrix output. Therefore, this is extremely useful for generating matrix equivalent of a bio-processor monolayer.
3. An atomic scale device that can process more than 2 bits.
4. A single molecule circuit that gives output of a A/D digital converter.
5. A grammer tool for identifying ripples around a molecular system as observed in an STM image.
6. A Labview package that can send neuronlike signal using 10 voltage source and a controller circuit.
1. A cellular neural network package where one gives any input pattern and output pattern follows a particular differential equation corresponding to a natural phenomenon. This product is for any general people who can feel how study of science will be revolutionised in the coming years.
2. Standalone vertical parallel processor (S-VPP) from 16 bits to 100,000 bits at a time. We believe to release 1000 bits S-VPP by the end of December 2009.
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Contact: Anirban Bandyopadhyay, National Institute for Materials Science, Tsukuba, Japan-305-0037
