Can people with magnet implants feel NFC or bluetooth?
I've been thinking about getting a neo magnet implant for awhile now and wondering how I would interface with it. I was wondering if anyone with one has experimented with using NFC or bluetooth? My idea, if it is detectable, would be to write an app for my phone that sends pulses through either protocol to provide me with input. I suspect both are too weak to feel though. It would eliminate the need for another device if it did work.
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I have two different magnets. One is a 3mm diameter x 1mm thick disk in my nondominant middle finger and the other is a .7mm diameter x 1mm thick cylindar in my nondominant ring finger. Of the two, the smaller one would be more likely to pick up higher frequencies but I have never detected much of anything with it. The 3mm one picks up audio frequencies (ex. 60hz) quite well, but not radio frequencies.
It would be a good project to produce a bottlenose-like device that picks up the desired frequency range and activates an electromatic coil with a frequency and intensity that the finger magnet can pick up. Projects like this are actually being discussed here.
I'm thinking I'd like a variety of different ones depending on the answer.
if you simply put a magnet on a desk and your mobile next to it. nothing will happen.
all i can do is pointing at my previous post and an encourage you to do a websearch for "GSM burst interference". there are many sites describing the problem and possible sollutions to minimize the effect in detail.