Mupas AI Alert Engine

Do the experiences you have come from an external source outside of your mind, or are they entirely manifested from within your mind? Most Experiencers feel they receive their experiences from outside their minds from an external source, sometimes far away or even from another World. Essentially, their minds are receptors of a message transmitted to them that provides the sensations they receive and interpret as an experience. How the mind interprets these messages varies from person to person and may even depend on their situation and location. When asked, Experiencers are only sometimes aware of who or what is sending these messages or why they are being sent messages at all. For most Experiencers, not knowing the reasoning behind the messages they are being sent is an uncomfortable situation.

Technology can help in these situations by giving the Experiencer a notion of a forthcoming event that may trigger an experience. Knowing what may be coming allows for more control and a better understanding of why the event was initiated in the first place. Technology can also be taught to recognize patterns and correlate experiencer events with other happenings around them, thus leading to a better understanding of their surroundings and energies that may be feeding the experience.

Over the past several years, an effort has been underway to provide Experiencers with the ability to understand their experiences better. A technology was developed that learned how to predict an upcoming experience event and give some insight into the experience's content. To accomplish this was no easy task and has taken a lot of work by many people.

In our Mupas Phase 1 Study, data was collected for over three years from over thirty-five beta testers verified to be longtime Experiencers. This data was continuously fed into the Mupas AI Alert Engine so it can learn and understand how the Experiencer process occurs. Three years later, with over four terabytes of collected data and over 300 individually recorded experiences, the Mupas System can make predictions of Experiencer events with high confidence.

Experiencers can now utilize what was learned from our Phase 1 Study by feeding their data through the Mupas AI Alert Engine to get alerts and additional meaningful information about their experiences.

When your Mupas device is activated, signals from your surroundings are fed into the Mupas AI Alert Engine. Your feelings, interpretations, and descriptions of your sensations are also fed in. Information is then added to characterize your environment fully, such as events from other nearby Mupas participants, news events, social media crawler events, and weather information. The Mupas AI Alert Engine uses all this data in real-time to give the Experiencer a level of readiness for upcoming experiences.