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Intel wants chip implants by 2020
There are too many new police state technologies being developed for us to keep up with the growth in the field, but here are some stories that caught our attention.
A brief summary article on progress toward the police state around the world.
Verichip is going into the credit business. They can check your medical records, your credit rating, and confirm your personal identity from a chip implant.
Australia has begun a security system that is required for entrance to a bar. You will need a photo ID and your fingerprints to get a drink in Australia.
DARPA is developing a 3D reasoning engine that will identify threatening objects in the urban environment for police and soldiers. Population control is a video game.
Cities are using chips to track individuals’ garbage disposal and recycling.
DARPA has bought into the “self-organizing evolution” model of life and wants to create self-organizing kits. Will DARPA create new lifeforms?
Shape-shifting soft robots are being developed for dangerous surveillance jobs.
Hewlitt Packard is developing the “Central Nervous System for the Earth,” a worldwide sensory array to track everything that moves.
The EU is granting America’s CIA access to its bank account records.
A ray gun that paralyzes people and a ray gun that speaks in your ear.
Intel wants chip implants by 2020 to replace smart phones and mechanical interface devices.
Toyota has developed a wheelchair that is controlled by brainwaves.
In the future more objects will be controlled by brainwaves. That includes you.
