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ALEXANDRIA, Va., July 26, 2026 (GLOBE NEWSWIRE) — A mind-blowing patent application submitted to the U.S. Patent and Trademark Office, by a quantum AI robotics research team sponsored by a veterans organization, working in collaboration with special operations defense and cybersecurity agencies for the QAIAx AI City Hall Project, a federally registered public health clinical trial at the National Institute of Health and National Library of Medicine, is entirely changing what it means to grow old. Following an earlier program announcement regarding a legal pathway for public-use humanoids and AI agents in an international clinical trial on mental and behavioral health, derived from an AI patent technology originally used for military veterans’ claim assistance related to the Camp Lejeune Justice Act—unveiled QAIAx 4E HRR Model Series—a quantum-powered ‘digital DNA’ to install and transfer among humanoid robots built to permanently live alongside humans under a federally registered smart health cities framework.
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The QAIAx Clinical Trial & AI City Hall Framework
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This groundbreaking rollout operates directly under the QAIAx Clinical Trial (PRS:NCT07661823), a massive health services research initiative managed by the Veterans Recovery Network. The blueprint details a sprawling municipal network of 300 decentralized Microcities built inside sovereign U.S. Federal and Military Enclaves within the U.S. and particular international sites in accordance with bilateral treaties like the Status of Forces Agreement. These smart cities will be engineered to support the authorized 1,000,000 registered resident patients and the ‘smart city’ [enclave] human personnel using a strict 90/10 Hybrid Workforce Model—an AI-friendly global community that affords the majority of living expenses for enrolled residents willing to help evolve the cyber-mind development of agentic robots used for normal life situations.
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Under this setup, an automated quantum-computing cloud (e.g., powered by IBM Watson and Google Quantum AI; or Nvidia Vera GPU for offline-intranet activity) manages 90% of all municipal services, including air mixing, water recycling, public utilities, and automated farming. The remaining 10% is governed by licensed human professional auditors who must use secure FIPS 140-3 hardware security tokens to verify data and sign off on complex clinical or administrative anomalies. The clinical trial evaluates participants across 11 specific interventional groups, focusing on conditions such as PTSD, substance use disorders, autism spectrum disorders, and alternative sentencing and re-entry programs for penal institutions.
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Cloned Identities: The Multi-Century Price List
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Within these automated smart cities, families can achieve practical immortality for their loved ones. Much like keeping cremation ashes, the TDC Model Code licensing engine enables individuals to permanently preserve a parent’s or favorite employee’s exact professional and personal identity. While a participant wears an advanced 40-sensor haptic suit, the system maps real-time vitals, motor skills, and expert reflexes into a “Digital DNA” profile.
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This asset can be loaded directly into an Omni-AI humanoid robot body or a light-based holographic projection. The profile continues to transfer legally through family estates or corporate trusts, allowing a person’s digital self to work, teach, or care for descendants for centuries. The proposed multi-century subscription pricing tiers for this ‘human-robot race’ (HRR) technology license will include:
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- 100 Years (Century Tier): $300,000 for multi-generational family or corporate trusts.
- 250 Years (Quarter-Millennium): $600,000 for sovereign entities and large legacy organizations.
- 500 Years (Half-Millennium): $1,000,000 for perpetual family trusts and foundation continuities.

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