Holographic Neural Technology has been recognized by leading experts as the Sixth Generation Breakthrough.  There are vast differences that differentiate holographic neural technology from conventional neural networks and other machine learning methods.  These pertain to advanced non-linear and accelerated learning/recall capabilities.  Performance advantages are realized through holographic superposition, inherent within the phase coherence/decoherence principles employed by HNeT.

The HNeT system incorporates features of neural plasticity, allowing assemblies to self optimize synaptic interconnections in response to the external environment in much the same manner as biological assemblies.  These combined aspects provide a quantum leap in learning, pattern recognition and automation over traditional machine learning and AI systems.

It is expected within the next 20 years neuromorphic systems based upon holographic neural processing will become ubiquitous.  This technology has broad application across most business sectors, including; medical, financial, process control, robotics and automation, security/defense, simulation and analysis, etc...

AND Corporation provides application development services and licensing of the HNeT technology across all markets, as well as application development systems (HNet).  Our services extend into custom hardware design and implementation (ASIC, FPGA, DSP).

The field of Neuromorphic Systems remains virtually untapped, offering significant opportunities across most product and service sectors.  AND Corporation is pursuing avenues for growth through its contract engineering services, focusing on the HNeT technology and our expertise to produce differentiated products and services.

The pervasive nature and currently untapped potential of this technology provide large growth opportunity across virtually all business sectors.

AND Corporation owns exclusive rights to Holographic Neural Technology and derivative neuromorphic systems through international patents covering the holographic neural process.  Numerous copyrights and publications on HNeT, related neuromorphic structures and application development systems provide protection of our proprietary rights in this new technology field.

Over 20 patents have been granted in most major industrial countries, including the United States, United Kingdom, and throughout Europe.  Users of Holographic Neural Technology are granted commercial use or R&D license provisions.  We have established an HNeT product / services brand through the activities and support of our business partners and clients.