This invention concept pertains to an Artificial Telepathy® wireless access point (AT-WAP) that would provide a human user or human host access to the Artificial Telepathy® network, however the equipment would also provide the capability to display holographic projections with real laser light emissions, in visible light waves. The holographic projectors would be an upgrade to wireless router or wireless access point equipment of the current day, that are mounted on ceiling tiles in buildings, however the equipment would be able to display holographic projections, with real light projections from the ceiling, from anywhere in a building. This technology would allow digital computer and digital mobile devices to display, everywhere the user goes, where there is an Artificial Telepathy® wireless access point (AT-WAP), and where there is not a wireless access point, the user can just use the Artificial Telepathy® wireless brain-to-computer interface (W-BCI) satellite technology. The wireless access point technology would also include the wireless brain-to-computer interface (W-BCI) technology, including with Optogenetics® wireless access point (Op-WAP) technology, and there would also be an Optogenetics® satellite access positioning (Op-SAP) technology.
- Patrick R. McElhiney
- Artificial Telepathy (AT)

