SMART Cities: Interview With The Lawyer, Greg Glaser, who STOPPED Digital ID Requirements IN Los Angeles. Learn how he did it, and start asking lawyers in your city to do the same thing using similar resources that may exist. Communities must come together to initiate this, while also trying to stop S.M.A.R.T cities completely. During […]
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Smart City : Digital ID Shut Down in L.A. : The Lawyer Who Shut It down Explains How He Did It
Jul 19
Smart Cities, originally posted by Constitutional Coalition.org We all love SMART! Especially being told by others that we are SMART! Smart phones, smart cities, smart meters all make sense to us as they benefit us in many ways. But, is there another level of SMART we need to pay attention to? “Good thinking, 99!” In […]
After constant wireless gadgets, Smart Meters, Smart Phones, Smart Cars – Smart City ( 15 Minute City ) Self Monitoring Analysis Reporting Technology – Australia Presentation source bitchute.com/video/QRDCGqnuvqho/ Canadian Government : https://www.canada.ca/en/security-intelligence-service/corporate/publications/smart-cities-national-security/smart-cities-national-security.html What are smart cities? There are many definitions of a ‘smart city.’ Here, we refer to environments where digital technologies are […]
The U.S. Patent Office published 6 Apple Watch Ultra patents today covering distinct features that Apple Legal seeks to protect Apple Invents a next-generation AirPods Sensor System that could measure Biosignals and Electrical Activity of a user’s Brain Today the US Patent & Trademark Office published a patent application from Apple that relates […]
The Kryptopterus bicirrhis (glass catfish) is known to respond to electromagnetic fields (EMF). Here we tested its avoidance behavior in response to static and alternating magnetic fields stimulation. Using expression cloning we identified an electromagnetic perceptive gene (EPG) from the K. bicirrhis encoding a protein that responds to EMF. This EPG gene was cloned and expressed in mammalian cells, neuronal cultures and in rat’s brain.
The Internet of Things (IoT) based Wireless Body Area Networks (WBAN), play a very important role in the implementation of IoT devices. It is an upcoming research area in which we implement new advancement techniques, such as various algorithms. In this research, we explore how to secure IoT devices from cyber-attacks and also define how to handle the communication packets between IoT devices. Some IoT devices require more resources for communication so we define the techniques used to reduce these resources. The main purpose of this review is to provide a quick review of all techniques for novice researcher who wants to start their research in this domain.
Research from various groups around the world, focused on nano antennas, WBAN, IoB (Internet of Bodies), wireless emissions, smart cities and health effects. Images show small nano wireless antennas in the blood https://www.bitchute.com/video/gTu29fRd3H9Z/ video source Other resources on the subject : source source source Comusav.com/bluetruth source Orwell.city source […]
December 4, 2023 Purdue University One day, humans might be able to use their touch and thoughts instead of screens to interact with the digital world WEST LAFAYETTE, Ind. — What if the end of the smartphone era is caused by the ability to use your skin — instead of a screen or even voice […]
Wireless data traffic has experienced an unprecedented boost in past years, and according to data traffic forecasts, within a decade, it is expected to compete sufficiently with wired broadband infrastructure. Therefore, the use of even higher carrier frequency bands in the THz range, via adoption of new technologies to equip future THz band wireless communication systems at the nanoscale is required, in order to accommodate a variety of applications, that would satisfy the ever increasing user demands of higher data rates. Certain wireless applications such as 5G and beyond communications, network on chip system architectures, and nanosensor networks, will no longer satisfy speed and latency demands with existing technologies and system architectures.
