Improvised Magnetic Implants
I found out about the h+ movement yesterday and have sifted through every article and comment on this website. When searching I thought of some ideas and would like your I put.
1. Electro Magnetic Implant: instead of a magnet at the tip of your finger having flexible conductors in your palms with the ability to activate them with either an external power source or an internal battery of some sort. So you can have a stronger magnetic ability but on command instead of all of the time.
2. Sonar: something like bottle nose just internal. Having magnetic implants in the ear and micro coils behind the ear. In arm/hand/finger the actual sonar device that would send out radio waves or something, receive and interpret them. Also ability for trigger in arm, most likely on dominant arm behind the fist and facing away from the body, where you can put your magnetic implant in non dominant hand against it activating the ability.
3. Electric Shock: just conceptual and unlikely to do. Implanting electrodes in both hands and when you bring them together you can produce a static arc.
I'm sure I had more but have forgotten them already. Let me know what you think. You can rip them apart if you'd like!
1. Electro Magnetic Implant: instead of a magnet at the tip of your finger having flexible conductors in your palms with the ability to activate them with either an external power source or an internal battery of some sort. So you can have a stronger magnetic ability but on command instead of all of the time.
2. Sonar: something like bottle nose just internal. Having magnetic implants in the ear and micro coils behind the ear. In arm/hand/finger the actual sonar device that would send out radio waves or something, receive and interpret them. Also ability for trigger in arm, most likely on dominant arm behind the fist and facing away from the body, where you can put your magnetic implant in non dominant hand against it activating the ability.
3. Electric Shock: just conceptual and unlikely to do. Implanting electrodes in both hands and when you bring them together you can produce a static arc.
I'm sure I had more but have forgotten them already. Let me know what you think. You can rip them apart if you'd like!
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Allright so where do I start. Point one! This has been discussed and it's a great candidate on the development roadmap. But as all implants that go beyond plain old magnets there are things to iron out. Powersupply, coatings, electrode driving. Each of those are individually being worked on , so feel free to help out there.
2. Sonar. A number of concepts have been demonstrated to work. Some based on sonar, some on IR-rangefinders. Problem is, usually you need the sensors outside the body to make them work properly, so implanting it makes little sense.
3. (nearing the end already? quite sad) You'd have to properly insulate your body from any conductor, otherwise you'd short all those pretty thousands of volts through your body. Word of advice, you don't want to do that.
It's been a pleasure. If you have more ideas to shoot down, put up a notice and I'll come by to do my duty. Btw, those ideas are not bad at all, seen worse, like the lovetron9k (very entertaining thing)
Apple products are utilizing Bluetooth 4.0 with their airdrop and other media sharing applications rather than NFC and many believe that NPC technology will become obsolete because of Bluetooth 4.0 since you don't need to be extremely close to the device in order to share information.
What is the probability that of getting a device that supports Bluetooth 4.0 like the RFID/NFC implants?
Just posted my other idea above. What do you think?
Do you guys have a prototype worked up for the installation tool, or just an idea so far?