DoctorPlague
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i was thinking of using multiple layers of graphene for the coating
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And while making graphene in bulk is relatively easy, the hard part is making the graphene the highest quality possible with nearly zero resistance.
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If I remember correctly, and correct me if I am wrong, graphene is also bio neutral and could make a good coating for implants if done correctly.
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And I.
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@ThomasEgi thank you for the info.
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@ThomasEgi First, thank you for your concerns and informing me on what current tech is capable of in terms of electromagnet implants. Second, yes, there are lots of problems to work out, but that is what this discussion is for. I would still like you to go over the physics with us on the current available tech as I would…
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@Rytcd It appears to have been awhile since something was last posted to this discussion and I am interested in this sub-dermal watch implant. May I ask how far you have gotten on it?
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I was thinking of using trans-dermal implants for powering as well except i was planning on using an external battery pack on a bracelet that could be connected to the magnets through a glove with wiring inside that connects to the trans-dermal implants.
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I should also mention that I am fine with taking a few years to work out how to get rid of the problems with strength and heat. Mainly because it will be at least two years before I can start getting implants myself without all the legal problems I would face if I got them now.
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And the power source is easy.
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Permanent magnets also lose strength just by being used.