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Magnet Implant IEEE Paper

Tiak

January 2011

edited January 2011

in Magnets

There's now a scholarly paper out there, using the spin of magnetic implants as a specific type of computer interface. The tests on sensitivity are useful/interesting, as we're unlikely to have the necessary equipment to reproduce this stuff.

https://docs.google.com/viewer?a=v&pid=explorer&chrome=true&srcid=1B_hs-_BTTMLJemPSoozflZC--MizDdqMvJVbT_LQgRDfEpJ5tERO0x0_FDHX&hl=en&authkey=CNmLoeAL

Tagged: Paper, Implants, IEEE, Subdermal

Comments

1. 

   Travizzle
   December 2014
   Thank you so much! Now I don't have to pay for it. Good lookin' out, yo.
2. 

   IvoTheSquire

   
   December 2014
   Very interesting. Not only just that but also there's definite proof that the magnetic implantation does allow you to pick up EM fields.