Our Work
wJones & Company, abbreviated wJones, is a North Potomac, MD USA based research and development firm specializing in intelligent machine and computer technology. In Q2 2010, the company began filing patent applications for a series of inventions related to an intelligent machine design it calls
Stored Purpose. Major architectural components include:
- Ema - The first man-made design for a true intelligent system
- Mica - A design for creating complex intelligent systems from multiple levels of Ema cellular components, and
- Metacomputer - A reference hardware platform for the development of agent driven Ema and Mica systems using commercially available electronics.
A complete end-to-end framework, Stored Purpose was designed by the company's founders to be compatible with current electronics and communications technology and suitable for use in standard enterprise, manufacturing and infrastructure applications. As there are strong similarities between the information and construction models of Ema and Mica and biological systems, Stored Purpose may also lead to new avenues for biotech applications.
Key components of Stored Purpose include the
Existence Model Architecture (Ema), the
Multi-level Intelligent Cellular Architecture (Mica), the
Platonic Form and the
General Intelligence Algorithm (Gia).
What is an Intelligent Computer?
Back in 1950, Alan Turing, the inventor of computer program logic, predicted that by the year 2000, people would build intelligent machines … computers able to think like people. Before machines could be made intelligent, many inventions were required ...
- general algorithms to store and process understanding,
- technology to extend the outcomes of intelligent thought to physical devices and
- methods to define purpose and goals for agent identities and to ensure safety, efficiency and cooperation in multi-agent systems.
Those inventions and more are the work of the wJones Company.
What we do
We call the science of our inventions Stored Purpose computing. We develop that science and advise companies and governments wanting to develop or prepare for Stored Purpose systems. Stored Purpose makes intelligent computing devices not only possible, but practical.
Why we do what we do …
We believe the methods developed to define purpose and balance in complex multi-agent systems, make it possible to create safer, better performing products. We also believe these methods may help us
better understand and enhance related functions in society and nature, and to develop systems compatible with an approach that has successfully sustained a global ecosystem, for nearly three billion years.
What is an Intelligent Computer?
That is why we are talking with companies and government about a new generation of sustainable technologies that we expect to find their way into
- next generation computer operating systems,
- designs for a new generation of intelligent aircraft, transportation systems and hospitals,
- biotechnology developed using the information structures of stored purpose cellular intelligence,
- technology and processes needed to regulate, inspect and verify future mobile intelligent systems.
PatentsCo-founders
Warren Jones, Managing Research Director
Lead architect for the General Intelligence Algorithm (Gia) and
Metacomputer Fabric for
Agents. Designed processes, logic sequencing, computability requirements. Developed logic for
Purpose,
Goal, Identity,
Goal Pursuit,
Context, Curtailment philosophy. Designed architectures for metacomputing communications, CPU/GPU processing strategy, prediction, Gia process flow, metacomputing kernel. Broad knowledge and foundations in computational architecture, philosophy, history and design. Expertise in low level machine control and management of global data, knowledge and communications systems. Has spoken for companies and at conferences on future technology strategies and next generation computing platforms. As CIO, directed enterprise systems development and implementation. As Cryptologist with the Department of Defense, managed large cryptographic environments, directed a global information reporting system and designed one of the first implementations of least cost routing and dynamic information mapping for a global networked information system.
Lana Rubalsky, Knowledge Sciences Director
Co-architect for the General Intelligence Algorithm (Gia) and Metacomputer Fabric for Agents. Architect for Stage Reality Interface and detailed Gia Form design. Prior director and manager of knowledge and informatics at two global firms. Defines data requirements, interface design, internet communications format and layout requirements. Designed detailed Goal form logic including Symbolic Alphabet, Symbol Relationship layout, Symbol Annotation and
Gia Context Notation summary and detail formats. Extensive experience in automating business processes, internet systems design, database design, user interface design, search and database technologies. Expertise in education and psychology. Broad experience and expertise in developing and implementing advanced technology solutions to meet diverse needs.
Contact Us
Let us know how we can assist you:
Client - Contact us for discussion, advice, presentations, reports or training related to Stored purpose technology.
Development Partner - Get information on planning, designing and developing stored purpose products or services.
Investor - Obtain answers to investment-related questions.
News Media/Industry Analysts - Contact for answers to questions or for stored purpose technology illustrations.
Job Seeker - Inquire about job opportunities and submit your bio online.
