Patent pending · US 2026/0194603 A1

Electromagnetic Augmentation of Synthetic Objects

AI can already copy how a person sounds, looks, and speaks. This invention adds what it leaves out: the electromagnetic presence living beings emit. Synthetic companions, robots, avatars, and remote participants can emit that signature and adjust it in real time to the situation and to how the user feels.

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The problem

Synthetic beings still feel synthetic.

People, animals, and plants emit electromagnetic fields, including infrared heat from the human body. Research suggests living things detect and respond to these signals. Today’s AI personas, robotic pets, holograms, and video calls reproduce sight and sound only, so they lack the physical sense of someone being present.

The invention

A synthesis engine that composes and emits presence.

A synthesis engine builds a synthetic object from stored attributes such as a voice, a visual form, and an electromagnetic signature recorded from a real source. It selects the signature that fits the current task, environment, and user sentiment, emits it through an emitter such as an infrared or heating element, and uses feedback to improve the next interaction.

How it works

Capture and store. Electromagnetic signatures are recorded with tools such as magnetometers, EEG, ECG, and thermal sensors, then stored with context like emotion, location, and environment.

Compose the object. After checking user permissions, the engine combines attributes, which can come from different sources, into one synthetic object.

Match the moment. The engine sets a directive and pulls the signature that fits it, adjusting for user sentiment and environmental factors.

Emit and learn. The emitter produces the field, feedback is collected, and the loop refines future signatures.

Patent Figure 1: databases, inputs, and a client feed a synthesis engine, which drives a synthetic object emitting electromagnetic radiation in its environment — Figure 1 from the published application.

Where it applies

Companion robots

Robotic pets and humanoid companions that feel more lifelike and respond to the owner’s mood.

AI coworkers and personas

Assistants delivered through chat, video, or robots that adjust their emitted signature to the tone of the conversation.

Telepresence and XR

Holograms, telepresence robots, online calls, and VR or AR headsets that add the sense of a person in the room.

Agriculture

A synthetic version of a grower’s presence in greenhouses and fields, studied for its effect on plant health.

Spaces and experiences

Rooms and venues that combine sound, haptics, and electromagnetic fields to shape mood and presence.

Team and match compatibility

Interactions between synthetic personas used to predict compatibility in groups and matching.

Filing details

Title	System and Methods of Electromagnetic Augmentation of Synthetic Object Composition
Publication number	US 2026/0194603 A1
Application number	19/264,181
Priority date	January 7, 2025 (provisional 63/742,497)
Filed	July 9, 2025
Published	July 9, 2026
Inventors	Nicole Reineke and Alexander Reineke

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We are open to licensing, joint development, and pilot programs with companies in robotics, companion devices, XR, telepresence, and agtech, and with research labs.

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