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==Nanotech Biosensors and Neural Dust== | ==Nanotech Biosensors and Neural Dust== | ||
Nanotechnology plays an important role in developing nano-sized biosensors, such as sensors used for synthetic telepathy and remote neural monitoring. To ensure synthetic telepathy technology works at great distances and via satellite, biological sensors must be involved to create a handshake for the AI signal. Biosensors are used as an analytical device to detect biological information in a targeted person or from the environment. Thus, biosensors are used to detect bio-molecular interactions in living things, like human beings, and then send that biological information into the sensor that transduces it into an electrical signal that creates a feedback loop back into a computer network. | Nanotechnology plays an important role in developing nano-sized biosensors, such as sensors used for synthetic telepathy and remote neural monitoring. To ensure synthetic telepathy technology works at great distances and via satellite, biological sensors must be involved to create a handshake for the AI signal. Biosensors are used as an analytical device to detect biological information in a targeted person or from the environment. Thus, biosensors are used to detect bio-molecular interactions in living things, like human beings, and then send that biological information into the sensor that transduces it into an electrical signal that creates a feedback loop back into a computer network. | ||
==Internet of Things (IoT)== | |||
An example of multiple interfaces that could interact with synthetic telepathy technology in the mainstream would be the network of physical devices that are included in the Internet of Things. The concept and implementation of the Internet of things (IoT) is being pushed by the Controllers at this time for greater ease of “smart home” technologies that open the door to in-home surveillance through an array of embedded nanotech biosensors. | |||