Umm Al-Qura University announces patent for a cognitive system
The university says the “Self-Evolving Cognitive Fabric System” was registered with the US Patent and Trademark Office; described potential applications include health and finance.
Umm Al-Qura University said on 21 October that a technology titled “Self-Evolving Cognitive Fabric System” had been registered with the US Patent and Trademark Office. The description reported by Saudi Press Agency says it can organise and adapt knowledge units to tasks, fields and user needs.
The university cited possible health uses such as intelligent applications offering initial guidance during medical emergencies, and financial uses such as analysing accounting data and monitoring cost and performance indicators. The source does not say the product is on the market, clinically validated or independently performance-tested; these are described potential applications.
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The university says the “Self-Evolving Cognitive Fabric System” was registered with the US Patent and Trademark Office; described potential applications include health and finance.
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