The Evolv patent makes for a good read. It is essentially a 'I did it with a computer' patent. SCOTUS in a unanimous Alice v. CLS Bank decision essentially said in June of 2014, that adding a computer to do what is already done manually is not patentable. The circuit Evolv is using was first described in 1833 by Samuel Hunter Christie (1784-1865.) Evolv decided that trained fleas couldn't change the power to a coil in relation to the change in resistance reliably. Evolv choose to use an arm processor that has a built-in A/D converter which can monitor the coil resistance while the cpu changes the power. Evolv has applied for changes in their original patent in May 2014 and again November 2014. For search purposes, the assignee on record Is Evolv, LLC.I am new to GG, about a year of reading and theorizing.
The original Proteus was going to be just VV and VW. He wanted a tiny chip for a 14500 and engineered it. And then Evolv got a patent on VW. Mindblowing stupidity from the patent office. So GG had to start over and that how VIR mode came to be.
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