In this deck, new key insights are slides 12-22. * Slide 20: Example implementation Timeline. (How close is a Digital Earth?) * Slide 17: New type of global ad business. * Slide 18: Active Knowledge replaces parts of search and online e-commerce. * Slide 19: Could Money be a new business at the scale of the online ad business? * Slide 21: Implementation at scale. (Accelerated transformation.) * Slides 24-25: New competitive differentiation. (Not a commodity any more.) See www.expandiverse.com for more information. Contact: Dan Abelow — dan@expandiverse.com

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The Future of
Devices

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Commodity Competition
Hardware
Apps
Telecom Plans
OS Features
App Stores
Internet
Few Advantages!
21 Problems

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Who Wins the Future?
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1. Problems
2. Mission
3. Solution / Technology
4. Six Examples
5. Timeline
6. Next Steps
Key Points
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Mission: Capture markets by accelerating
the future into today.
Goal: Today’s Internet child grows into
the adult Digital World.
2 Mission 5

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Solution Example:
Mobile Phones
Developing countries skipped land lines.
Went direct to mobile phones.
In rapid leaps, how can we become
tomorrow’s Digital World?
3 Solution / Technology 6

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Market is Ready:
We Expect This Future
Now: You’re watching this on a screen.
You carry and use screens all the time.
You switch from screen to screen often.
Expandiverse:
Converge screens, devices, networks,
services, etc. into a continuous digital
Earth.
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Expandiverse Devices
“Fused”
Devices
Wall Size
TV Screen
Sizes
PC/Laptop Tablet Mobile Wearable
• Teleportals: New family of devices / architecture.
• Converge: Smart phones, Tablets, PC/Laptop,
TV’s, wearables, other screens.
• Like an automatic door: Put down a device and it
turns off. Pick up the next device and it makes “you”
and “your world” continuous.
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Expandiverse Technology Portfolio
“Fused”
Devices
Lifestyles/
Realities
Services
Utility/
Infrastructure
Wall Size
Shared Planetary Life
Spaces (people, tools,
services, places, resources)
Active Knowledge:
GPS for human success;
Knowledge finds you;
Embedded E-commerce
Optimization
Ecosystem
Screen
Size
PC/Laptop Tablet Mobile Wearable
Boundaries Control:
Public/Private/Secret,
Filters, Paywalls, Etc.
Constructed
Realities
Governances
GDE: Global Devices
Environment
Life Space Metrics
3rd Parties
Integration
Identities
Architecture
Optimized
Gateway
Auto-Config
& Manage
Network
Services
User Interface
BSS Ecosystem
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Create and drive disruptions,
inflection points, technology jumps.
Strategy
Numerous “next steps” advances.
Decades of business opportunities.
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Market Shift: From Individuals
with Devices to a Digital World
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6 Examples of a Digital World
Healthy Food
Senior Citizens
Responsive City Living
Supply Chains
Advertising
Active Knowledge
4 Six Examples 12
Existing
Interested
Projects or
Technology}

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Healthy Natural Food
(Example: A Basic Human Need)
Problems:
Consumers: How to obtain healthy food.
Farmers: Soil/seed/water sustainability.
Society: Obesity, health costs, aging population.
Product:
Virtual interactive community of whole natural food chain
(grow, manufacture, distribute, buy, prepare and enjoy).
Result:
Profitable natural food chain driven by healthier farming
and consuming. Sustainable for 9 billion people.
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Senior Citizens
(Example: A Large Demographic Group)
Problem:
Large aging population with shrinking mobility. Needs
encouragement, assistance and involvement.
Product:
Virtual communities with family, childhood and lifetime
friends, resources, services and caregivers.
Continuously connected energizing communities.
Results:
Continuously connect to family, friends and caregivers to
live, play and grow in digital as well as physical lives.
Rewarding digital living as physical mobility shrinks. 14

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Advancing Cities,
Communities, Neighborhoods
Problems:
Citizen apathy, confusion or frustration. Innovation slows.
Lack of money and resources for solutions.
Smaller “pie” so groups compete to control the agenda.
Product:
Virtual interactive “Governances” by people.
Results:
Self-started / self-run initiatives. Crowd-based progress
everywhere wanted. Effective projects make contributions.
Attract more people and businesses. Prosper and live well.
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Supply Chains
(Example: How the Economy Works)
Problems:
Robotics and telematics change work, management.
Transforming inventory, facilities, shipments, jobs.
Product:
Virtual real-time groups of managers and workers at
connected companies in and across supply chains.
Instant and deep data for rapid continuous improvements.
Results:
Faster shift to efficient, responsive, accurate supply chains
that benefit markets, industries and economies.
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Advertising and Paywalls
(Example: Digital World’s Self-Controls)
Problem:
Individuals are sold as media’s product.
Product:
Expandiverse boundaries include personal paywalls.
“Permission blending” on screens: Ads, logos, products.
Results:
Individuals paid to let in and watch ads. New type of
global ad business.
Incentives to watch and respond to more ads, not
less. “Partnership Capitalism.”
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Active Knowledge
(Example: A World of Successful People)
Problems:
Static knowledge keeps people in place across societies.
Static societies: Low levels of personal advances, success.
Product:
“You are the filter:” Deliver immediate success and
embedded e-commerce via continuous connections
between customers/vendors, across global markets.
Results:
Disrupt and replace search and online e-commerce.
Raise people’s and societies’ levels of achievement.
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Governances / GRS Revenues
(Example: A Big Idea – Money as human progress)
Problem:
How to run and fund virtual communities at scale?
Product:
“Governances” & GRS (Governance Revenue System).
Embed a GRS payment system within credit/debit
transactions, at purchases and payments.
Results:
E-money system embeds itself in scalable human activities.
New type of embedded transactions business.
Profitable self-chosen, self-funded collaborations.
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Example Timeline
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1st Year
2–3
Years
4–6
Years
7 Years
or More
Features Services Products Markets
Examples
•Parallax depth
views for video
•Physical security
for devices
•Auto-recognition
for continuous
use across family
of devices
•Connect family
of continuous
devices
•Initial Life
Spaces:
presence,
boundaries,
digital events
•Governances,
GRS (revenues)
•Virtual
Teleportals
(attack everyone
else’s devices)
•First Teleportals
(attack entire
devices industry)
•Advanced Life
Spaces, GRS,
Governances
•Grow virtual
communities
•Replace devices
industry
•Embed GRS in
transactions
(enhance money)
•Grow digital
economies
(receive %)
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Product
Teams
Internal
Speaking
Implementation*
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Roadmaps
Internal
Workshops
Strategy
Mutual
NDA
Your
Process
Tech
Resources
Custom
Framework
*Experienced in
delivering both
specific projects
and major
advances for
leading
companies.
Custom
Dashboard

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Proprietary IP / Inventor
Advantages:
Big market lead with proprietary tech and IP
Experienced IP creator / patent counsel
Previous IP with over 500 licensees today
Hundreds of tech consulting engagements
Trademark: Patents From the Future™
Numerous new opportunities for adopting companies
between now and 2031 (IP expiration)
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Next: How to Shift Markets
Expandiverse Technology:
Expand growth and prosperity conditions for today’s
generation.
New Expandiverse Technology and IP to build
tomorrow’s digital world today.
Adopting companies: Competitive advantages.
Capture markets. Accelerate future into today.
Today’s Internet child grows into the adult Digital
World.
236 Next Steps

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From “Me Too Products” to
Competing From the Future
Rising Innovations
Rising Volatility / Speed
Rising Financial Pressures
Rising Expectations
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Next: Your World Today
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