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## Unclassified Read-by-Radio Implant Development Project

Eleanor White's comments on this posting: This posting describes unclassified wireless telemetry of bodily functions, used for benign and beneficial purposes. This is about monitoring BY RADIO.

The reason it is of interest to involuntary neuro-electromagnetic experimentees (military and intelligence) is that development programmes like this one show that both the WILL and the MEANS to track someone's bodily functions by radio EXIST, and exist RIGHT NOW.

People seeking to discredit us will say that such technology could not possibly be in use now, or in some cases, even exist. Keeping in mind the typical 20-year spread between classified and unclassified technology, as demonstrated by the SR-71 reconnaissance aircraft, it is clear that classified military and intelligence programmes have highly advanced methods of tracking a target's body functions.

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    PROGRAM; SBIR (Small Business Initiative Research)
    AGENCY; AF
    FIELD OFFICE; AL
    TOPIC NUMBER; AF93-023
    CONTROL NUMBER; 93AL-226
    CONTRACT NUMBER; F41624-93-C-2005
    AWARDED IN; 93
    AWARD STSRT DATE; 11MAY93
    PHASE 1
    AWARD COMPLETION DATE; 11DEC93
    PROPOSAL TITLE; TELECTRODE SYSTEMS FOR UNOBSTRUSIVE
    BIOPOTENTIAL RECORDING
    PRINCIPAL INVESTIGATOR NAME; RICHARD L. HORST, PhD
    PRINCIPAL INVESTIGATOR PHONE; 301-596-4915

    FIRM; MAN-MADE SYSTEMS CORP
    4020 ARJAY CIRCLE
    ELICOTT CITY, MD 21042

    WOMAN OWNED; N
    MINORITY OWNED; N
    NUMBER OF EMPLOYEES; 6
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    KEYWORDS; BIOTELEMETRY ELECTROPHYSIOLOGY SENSORS
    MICRO-CIRCUITRY

    ABSTRACT; Biopotential recordings of human psycho-
    physiological parameters are hampered in many field settings,
    and some laboratory and clinic settings, by the sensor
    technology.

    [Eleanor White's comment:  Take SPECIAL NOTE of that
    word "PSYCHO-"... that has great significance for neuro-
    electromagnetic experimentees!]

    Conventional electrodes which tether the subject to the
    signal amplification and recording equipment, are cumbersome
    to apply, often interfere with normal movements, are easily
    dislodged, and induce electrical noise due to the movement of
    the electrode wires carrying low level signals.

    This project seeks to design essentially wireless electrode
    recording systems that use radio frequency telemetry to
    transmit the biopotential signal from the recording site to a
    body-worn transceiver and then to a remotely located
    receiver.

    [Eleanor White's comment:  That means, radio signals
    THROUGH THE FLESH to an externally worn transceiver.  The
    only difference between this UNclassified project and the
    involuntary neuro-electromagnetic experimentees is distance,
    which can be overcome with time.]

    The present subcontractor has developed transceiver and
    receiver technology that will be reviewed and customized as
    needed for the present application. The focus here will be on
    developimg a generic design for the sensor subsystem
    ("telectrodes") to include the transducer interface with the
    skin, miniaturized amplifier and filter circuitry, an optimal
    connection between the transducers providing differential
    inputs to the amplifier, a longlasting but compact battery,
    and transmitter.

    Phase I will consist of a design specification, development
    of a bench-top engineering prototype, design trade-off
    studies using the prototype, and the delineation of a detail
    design.

    References

    [1] Life Sciences Advanced BioTelemetry System (LS-ABTS)
    Engineering Specification, January 11, 1995.

    [2] "Monitoring the Mysteries of the Fetus", NASA-Ames
    Research Center, Videotape 1996.

    [3-10] Deleted as irrelvant to showing implants are being
    actively designed and used.  Eleanor White.

    [11] J.W. Hines, C. J. Somps, et al., "Advanced Biotelemetry
    Systems for Space Life Sciences: pH Telemetry", Procs. 13th
    Annual International Symposium on Biotelemetry, Williamsburg,
    Virginia, March 26-31, 1995, p.  37.  20

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