Neural “Smart” Dust Connects Brain and Computer (Wireless Mind Control)

This is an old post; written 4th August 2016; just imagine how far along this road 'they' might be in the 3 years since. Also how far along the road were they when this was written. Bearing in mind what is reported is generally decades behind where they let on they are!

[Activist Post]: Some people might have heard about Smart Dust; nanoparticles that can be employed as sensor networks for a range of security and environmental applications.

Now, however, literal Smart Dust for the brain is being proposed as the next step toward establishing a brain-computer interface.

The system is officially called “neural dust” and works to “monitor the brain from the inside.” Inventors are attempting to overcome the hurdle of how to best implant sensors that can remain over the course of one’s life. Researchers at Berkeley Engineering believe they have found a novel way to achieve this...<<<Read The Full Article Here>>>...

Scientists Getting Closer to “Smart Dust” Brain Implants That Communicate Via Wireless Network

[David Icke]: Neural Dust – “Smart Dust” – previously entered mainstream discussion via the 2016 Independent article: “Tiny implant could connect humans and machines like never before.”

It was implied to be a new technology that can wirelessly link a human brain to a computer via the implantation of a device the size of a grain of sand.

In truth, this invention, is much older than was previously claimed, and was officially supported by the National Nanotechnology Initiative 2011 Strategic Plan.

Back in 2013, researchers at Berkeley Engineering proposed moving nanotechnology from environmental sensor applications toward human applications such as brain-computer interfaces. Their paper stated:

"A network of tiny implantable sensors could function like an MRI inside the brain, recording data on nearby neurons and transmitting it back out. The smart dust particles would all contain an extremely small CMOS sensor capable of measuring electrical activity in nearby neurons. 

The researchers envision a piezoelectric material backing the CMOS capable of generating electrical signals from ultrasound waves. The process would also work in reverse, allowing the dust to beam data back via high-frequency sound waves. The neural dust would also be coated with polymer." (Source)

The current belief by scientists is that they have crossed a new threshold toward making the concept of smart dust a reality which would offer a far wider scope than originally envisioned; and is likely to spell the end of biological man as we currently know him!