I watched the video.
It seems to me that the Orb is creating a set of semi-randomized modulation routings. That's not a terrible idea, but also not hugely interesting to me for the way I personally work. It would be kind of neat to have the patch randomizer function work in such a way that it only varied the continuously-variable parameters (e.g. not oscillator type or other stepped parameters) and then map all their "variation amounts" to one controller so you could morph between the new "randomized" patch and the source patch. That would be cool but difficult to implement in a semi-reasonable way with the current hardware.
But what interests me most about this idea is not anything about what the Orb is doing, but the idea of a dedicated Virus iPad app to run in partnership with the Virus Control plug-in. I'm not really sure what we would gain, there, if we don't want to add any functions that can't be mirrored elsewhere (since I'm sure Access doesn't want to spend the next decade listening to all the furious non-iPad users), but maybe something like a mixer page for the 16 parts or something like that would be neat.