WIRELESS 'NEURAL DUST' COULD MONITOR YOUR BRAIN | |
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Anonymous Coward (OP) User ID: 70661422 United States 08/04/2016 02:26 AM Report Abusive Post Report Copyright Violation | The new prototypes, made by scientists at the University of California at Berkeley, are each roughly 3 millimeters long, 1 millimeter high and 4/5 of a millimeter thick. Each neural dust mote possesses a piezoelectric crystal that can convert mechanical power from ultrasonic pulses broadcast from outside the body into electrical power. The energy from these 60 ultrasonic pulses broadcast each second drives sensors and other electronics on the motes. Quoting: gonviral The piezoelectric crystals reflect some of the incoming ultrasonic pulses. Electronics in the neural dust motes can alter the pulses that get scattered outward, and so can wirelessly transmit data they gathered. In experiments with rats, the researchers found that neural dust motes implanted in nerve and muscle fibers in the leg could record and transmit electrical data. less than 50 percent [link to www.popsci.com] I love my BIOAPI! I have been slowly "learning" to interact with the interwbs via "thought" alone. Quoting: Anonymous Coward 46720933 Oh so they'll just slip it in our hamburgers and be able to read our thoughts. Thought crimes right around the corner. Quoting: Anonymous Coward 22373790 ITS TINY check the link link to www.popsci.com |
Anonymous Coward (OP) User ID: 70661422 United States 08/05/2016 04:53 PM Report Abusive Post Report Copyright Violation | The new prototypes, made by scientists at the University of California at Berkeley, are each roughly 3 millimeters long, 1 millimeter high and 4/5 of a millimeter thick. Each neural dust mote possesses a piezoelectric crystal that can convert mechanical power from ultrasonic pulses broadcast from outside the body into electrical power. The energy from these 60 ultrasonic pulses broadcast each second drives sensors and other electronics on the motes. Quoting: gonviral The piezoelectric crystals reflect some of the incoming ultrasonic pulses. Electronics in the neural dust motes can alter the pulses that get scattered outward, and so can wirelessly transmit data they gathered. In experiments with rats, the researchers found that neural dust motes implanted in nerve and muscle fibers in the leg could record and transmit electrical data. less than 50 percent [link to www.popsci.com] |
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ScoutsOUT User ID: 70544232 United States 06/14/2017 03:37 PM Report Abusive Post Report Copyright Violation | [link to arxiv.org (secure)] Written by the researchers from University of Berkeley. They're probably using this shit on the students for experimentation. "Be polite, be professional, be prepared to kill everyone you meet." What keeps you awake at night? "Nothing, I keep other people awake at night." Secretary of Defense, James Mattis |
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