A 2018 report says this 2002 patent describes a plan to identify, tag, track, and control literally everything on the planet. The patent is full of “deliberately confusing legalese,” but it basically gives the patent owner full remote-control of all moving objects on earth, including people.
“Their unquestioned plan is to embed micro-electronic control devices, either surgically or by injection, in every human being on the planet. To them, it’s all about ‘management of the world’s resources’, including you.“
On Oct. 01, 2002, Agilent Technologies, Inc. engineer Richard C. Walker filed a patent application 10/260,525 (later U.S. Pat. No. 6,965,816, then US20050187677A1, and now US6965816B2). Walker’s long-time patent attorney was Irah H. Donner, Wilmer Cutler Pickering Hale and Dorr LLP, aka Wilmer Hale LLP or Hale & Dorr LLP.
The eventual patent focused on the “benevolent” use of the remote control of aircraft, but also subsumed control of vehicles, ships, equipment, commerce, education and people.
Summary
Main focus seems to concentrate on the ability to “Crash any aircraft, any vehicle, anytime, remotely” but when you keep reading and following the trail you notice that it’s much more insidious:
PFN/TRAC system TM FAA upgrades for accountable remote and robotics control to stop the unauthorized use of aircraft and to improve equipment management and public safety in transportation. (Patent – US20050187677A1) https://patents.google.com/patent/US20050187677A1/en | Download PDF(01)PFN/TRAC system TM FAA upgrades for accountable remote and robotics control to stop the unauthorized use of aircraft and to improve equipment management and public safety in transportation. (Patent – US20050187677A1) … Click for full citation
“PFN” means Protected Primary Focal Node.
“TRAC” means Trusted Remote Activity Controller.
This invention, a Protected Primary Focal Node PFN is a Trusted Remote Activity Controller TRAC and mobile communication router platform that provides accountable remote and robotics control to transportation vehicles by interfacing with the vehicles E/E systems. It connects each vehicle either on the earth’s surface or near the earth’s surface with application specific intranets for air, sea and land travel, via either host commercial servers or agency providers through wireless communication gateways and then further interfaces these vehicles in a larger machine messaging matrix via wireless and IP protocols to further coordinate movement assess and manage equipment use and impact on the world resources, societies infrastructure and the environment. (02) National Center for Biotechnology Information (2022). PubChem Patent Summary for US-6965816-B2. Retrieved December 18, 2022 from https://pubchem.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/patent/US-6965816-B2.
People are labelled “wet-ware” in this patent.
“This requires hardware, software and wet-ware (people)—the procedures and protocols).” (p.13)
The patent is full of “deliberately confusing legalese” but it basically gives the patent owner full control of all moving objects on earth, including people.
Douglas Gabriel (author and lecturer) interviews Michael McKibben (CEO, Leader Technologies, Inc.) on WETWARE implanted in humans.
As a bit of background, McKibben claims that his company developed the source code for what became the foundation of all social media; stolen in 2000 and weaponized into a scalable way to control the entire Internet and before being handed over to what would become their controlled social media giants like Facebook, Twitter and Google, etc. You can read the massive evidence file they’ve researched over many years here on their website or download PDF (50mb) or watch the video summary. Michael McKibben’s Patent is: US Patent 7139761: View | download PDF.
Other reports by the same crew that you should grab at the same time is:
Coronavirus Source Discovered! Also Uncovers Lord Pirbright, A Rothschild, As Key To The 140-yr. Pilgrims Society Monopoly Over World Society, Commerce & War Post | PDF
The Rothschilds Via Reuters Control The Social Credit Score System Worldwide From London PDF
Meet The Person Who Can Remotely Crash Planes And Can Read Your Mind – Monstrous Patent Calls People “Wet Ware” – Implanted Devices Deliver Electric Shock, Poisons, Dopamine, Adrenaline, Emit Mind Control Frequencies PDF
Weaponized Coronavirus Is An Angloamerican Pilgrims Society Attack On Non-globalist America While Blaming China PDF
Charles M. Lieber. Bio, Lieber Research Grp; Chem. Chem. Biol. Dept., School of Eng. Appl. Scs. Harvard PDF (Not a report, actual bio)
How The Rothschilds Use Mass Surveillance And Nanotech Bioweapons To Sustain The Imperial British World Order Post | PDF
Notes taken while watching the video:
Patent was granted 2005. Underlying paperwork goes back to 1996. If you incorporate all the prior filings; it’s almost 2,000 pages. Longest patent he’s ever read.
On the surface it’s just legalese; you really have to read it and really understand what these guys are saying:
The patent is shocking – they want to claim control of all things that move and don’t move on the planet; including all of our inventory; our cars and houses; which is going to communicate with this point-focal node – this one location where everything can be controlled.
In 1996, it started with the control of cars, and as technology developed, they added robots, planes, airplanes, trains, ships, and eventually – it’s everything on the planet and anything they term “low-orbit”.
We call it “the internet of things” patent, because it turns you (wet-ware; people) into a thing to be remotely-controlled by them.
There is a Global Communications Center that these guys call “The Ministry of Truth” which apparently has a set of tools where they can go in and target anyone and attack them in the virtual world (cyber-warfare).
There are patent laws that say they can take any patent if it affects national security.
They always have a “national security rationale” for everything they do.
The patent office is basically working for the military to weaponize everything. Any invention is susceptible.
When you file a patent, it goes to a British company which used to be RCA, called Serco now, which has its tentacles in everything – military, corporate, everything. Something you do today will be controlled by Serco. Serco is the British government and it has control of the patent office.
All technologies are run through a filter, that figures out if it can be used as a weapon, and if so, they steal it. All of the main inventions are all weaponized. This is a technology-takeover.
If you think that the patent office is going to protect you and your inventions; you are incorrect.
They were going to mess with people a little bit by what was called DARPANet (aka ARPANET), and the Dark web, manipulating through gambling, pornography, coupons, and gaming.
That’s where they got all of the pornography blackmail on half of the state department, thousands of people at the Pentagon, that’s what it was created for.
Getting the kids hooked on gambling from an early age. In your basement, in debt, before you’re even an adult.
Facebook was a psyop experiment.
All the data is collected in this massive system that we first learned from Mark Zuckerberg‘s speech writer Kate Losse – they collect all that data on everyone on the planet, on everything, in something called the dark profile.
They steal and weaponize everyone’s information.
When the internet was created, it was created by DARPA, which is the Defence Advanced Research Projects Agency, which is all weaponized inventions; ie. Stolen patents.
The universities were using it and they wanted to open it up, and invited all kinds of horrible things into the DarkNet system, and what is it they are aiming for with that? What happened was an accident – there was a war between the intelligence agencies… it was intended to be a weaponized system for their target audience.
But then CERN comes up with the ability for all of the rest of us to get on the internet (not just the ones they were targetting) and then we all get on the internet and now it’s completely out of control because it allowed for global communication, and now all commerce is basically controlled by the intellectual property that was stolen from Leader technologies – the globalization of communication.
This video was recorded in 2018 and they were really optimistic that Trump could turn things around. I wonder if they are still Trump fans post-pandemic?
Longer Audio-only discussion explains in more detail:
Jan. 16 2018 | Rumble | YouTube | Meet Big Brother. American Intelligence Media
I haven’t read the whole thing yet, but here are my notes I took as I was scrolling through the patent…
0012 […] This requires hardware, software and wet-ware (people)—the procedures and protocols).
0433 Another early COTS product to track people and packages and materials is the RFID technology developed by Texas Instruments. A basic RFID system consists of three components:
An antenna or coil
A transceiver (with decoder)
A transponder (RF tag) electronically programmed with unique information
0442 RFID systems are also distinguished by their frequency ranges. Low-frequency (30 KHz to 500 KHz) systems have short reading ranges and lower system costs. They are most commonly used in security access, asset tracking, and animal identification applications. High-frequency (850 MHz to 950 MHz and 2.4 GHz to 2.5 GHz) systems, offering long read ranges (greater than 90 feet) and high reading speeds, are used for such applications as railroad car tracking and automated toll collection. However, the higher performance of high-frequency REID systems incurs higher system costs.
0520 […] being used by the public for better public management. E.g. a 1P PFNTRAC unit a personally worn device doing biometrics reports on an individual’s heart rate at the top of a long subway stair well via a DSRC as the individual passes a 1E PFN on an escalator out of service. The research program being run on cardiovascular research also asks for the persons age, sex, race, nationality any weight data their sex and any known medical conditions or medications data stored in the 1P PFN memory. […]
0521 The data recovered is to be specific to statistical research to better plan a safe and healthier environment and warn citizens at risk of over taxing conditions from a movement task in their environment (like the stairs vs. an escalator for the cardiovascular compromised. The monitoring is done first to research real-life situations that might be hazardous to ones health and then warn them in discrete ways of the danger with general public notices and/or through a earpiece attached to the 1P PFN and delivered in an audio message to a particular person. A similar statistical data recovery for automobile use and highway system evaluation may be used with warnings of dangers in traffic movement. […]
0522 In this latter case the Local FACT event programming is initiated and personal PFNs are quarried to see who is in the area and what does the telemetry and video time synchronized images look like for the flagged radiation event being tracked. […] and remote control assets and human intervention assets like police special first responders all on one screen with individual screens being specifically monitored in TSA/FACT command center. Both of these scenarios are good reasons for acquiring data for public safety and national security, but how will it be used and how can we make sure the accountability of the TRAC serves the public good to protect our freedoms and does not invade them or harm us. This is the hard part to get right the human machine and human interfaces of the technology.
0580 Generally, the plan is for a central homeland security command, but this could be modular and/or transferable to different locations as well as the master control staff changed E.g. Enchelon, NORAD combined with TSA AOC and Emergency response Center or dispersed. Procedures and protocols need to be determined and these protocols need to remain top secret as well as be altered with all the necessary encryption algorithms for coded commands from time to time and done with integrity checks before activation of any changes.
0604 FIG. 21 This Figure illustrates a wireless tracking network locating a lost child. The same process would be used at an airport to track human movement and interface directly with the machines vehicles, equipment and aircraft in the PFN/TRAC management matrix and seamless security network. […] The personal PFNs can be belts like the ones used later to detail types of wireless communications and they can be placed on or in people, equipment, machines, materials, baggage, to for a portable network to track a desired mass of assets traveling or being transported together or a way to follow each and every piece of material anywhere. […]
0606 When the personal PFN/TRAC units attached to individuals communicates with equipment, machines, vehicles and other PFNs capable of repeating emergency messages through translation or repeat communication protocols and relay messages via more powerful equipment PFNs with long range communications and stable energy sources their limited range is given far greater reach to deliver data. The flexible mobile web allows for endless tracking and accountable robust remote activity control if deemed necessary.
0607 For an example, personal units can be designed for criminal applications (and indeed some similar devices could operate to increase their distance through FACT network and PFN/TRAC repeat technology. Other applications include; child tracking, medical telemetry with automated medication and/or for the criminal or criminally insane being transported by air transportation. Even debilitating responses in an emergency can be sent if considered a viable solution (These are at best near real-time though-it would be ideal to have real-time monitoring at least) These units could interface through aircraft, cars, trains, a bull dozer, a printing press or any machine using PFN/TRAC Unit and FACT programming allowing for the tracking through out a national matrix of responsive PFNs. Possibly used with illegal immigrants that may have questionable intentions in their visit and/or the conditionally released to provide more freedom of movement with an improved level of public safety.
0609 Additionally these personal units […] will translate and relay […] to link personal body telemetry (Heart and respiration) via fabric sensors supported by belt, bracelet and/or band mounts or implanted in a personnel to feed critical data to surface security and/or medical experts providing real-time connectivity with the most up dated information to act upon. […] Either digital Iris scan/face scan or magnetic swipe or canvas for data via smart card or finger print or DNA technologies. […]
0613 This tracking modality is piggy backed on the data translation and error correcting software program and can be evolutionary in the important effort to miniaturize singular purpose PFNs with no GPS to minimally powered tracking and telemetry units. This will enhance tracking immeasurably in the PFN/TRAC portable network, resulting in simple application specific SOC telemetry or transponders that can be concealed in or on a mobile object or garment or even implanted via injection or with minor surgery into an individual and report biometrics with location from all the PFNs receiving and tracking monitoring and recovering and reporting telemetry and location to the FACT Security system or managing movement of material and people via the PFA/TRAC System. […]
0619DOD/DARPA and the national security and law enforcement agencies will be responsible for developing the hardware standards and software procedures and protocols and the writing of the operating FACT program to identify agency/user access and for the FACT registries.
0625 In the figure the two cars, the bus left of the terminal and the women riding the bicycle are all part of an instantaneous interactive portable network that performs a mixture of robotics and remote control (RC). […]
0632 The satellite above also symbolizes that low earth orbit or LEO satellites used in the PFN/TRAC system for wireless communications and include Air Traffic Management ATM and wireless telephony as other possible near earth communications interfaced in local PFNs and to link the intranets.
0643 To the center right shows all the vehicle sensing audio and video to include any infrared, laser, heat imaging data, distance sensors, sound, locating systems, Lojack, GPS, Lorenz etc. lane highway detector, DSRC beacons edge sensors optical lane sensors that are; light, reflective, magnetic, optical to video signal recovery with software algorithm to follow, lines, oil discolorization or vehicle discharge during regular use on the highway. […]
0646 This sea of detectable data is delivered to all the PRIMARY FOCAL NODES PFNs for processing by TRAC, the TRUSTED REMOTE ACTIVITY CONTROLLER/communication router. A PFN or PFN DRC is a machine brain—A. I. artificial intelligence for mindful machinery to perform trusted RC and robotics.
0649 Through out the PFN filings all type of ID technologies can be interfaced with the TRAC processors, iris scans, face scans (video), finger scan, voice recognition ID programs, Smart card or chip technologies, biometrics from 1P personal PFNs via DSRC, or the earlier RFID tags worn or implanted as with the PFN SOC ID and biometrics implants, or non invasive DNA acquisition transducers processing sample cells recovered and converted into a digital signal or (DAC or ADC as necessary in the sensor or the PFN), and the identification technology list could go on and on with new ID technologies developed and interfaced with the PFN/TRAC units and system for the FACT Security.
0651 With this in mind the PFNS will run electronic payment industry software protocols and be physically protected and electronically secure to be better trusted for these activities. The PFN can also have the capacity to read credit cards/smart cards as stated in the figure.
0654 CISCO systems/Motorola and Simens are some of the existing corporations that will be contacted to collaborate and construct the PFN/TRAC TSA/FACT Command center wireless router through COTS interfacing and TRAC architecture with their products and others COTS routing products. […]
0704 On the other side of the law, criminals being transported by public air transportation would have the belt locked on before they depart from their lockup with automated medication vessels and delivery systems charged and interfaced with 39 the belt electrical bus (medication known not to be an allergen to the prisoner) 35 is an electrode contactor either connected to the skin or ⅙″ pin prick extension upon being energized by the TRAC processor and providing a Tazer type shock to the unruly prisoner provided by a capacitor and the power pack (High voltage low amp (and the prisoner’ cardiac health, any history of ellipse or health conditions known to be life threatening is known by the authorities tracking with GPS and telemetry to include audio and video of the transported criminal any remote controlled subduing application performed locally by the attending guard or remotely would be performed to protect the public.
0721 FIG. 35 These 1PI PFN-PFN Implants and 1PIsb—Soma Battery PFNs which uses a person’s body as the power source are subcutaneous inserted and/or injected under the skin or into soft non vital adipose or fatty areas of a person’s or animals body. They are a miniaturization of the 1P Personal PFN circuit that is first miniaturized from COTS products on a belt to a smaller version placed on a belt, band, bracelet and/or woven into garments and then reduced in size further to a SOC micro chip circuit for implantation in to living animals. The encasement is made of high quality surgical stainless steel or noble metals or coated by them that are known to be non allergenic and safe for internal use in the body. The chassis ground current will be contact with the conductive noble metal which in turn is in contact with allow the body’s internal moist conductivity properties to enhance the minimal signal and patch antenna. Then a personal carrier of a 1PI & 1PIsb can just touch the chassis of another host machine or PFN to complete a ground side connection and deliver data in the PFN/TRAC System matrix with the most minimal current levels (ID and GPS data) (person and last known location).
0775 […] data is sent to the appropriate governing revenue agency intranet and a tax bill is prepared, unless the operator decides to pay in real-time with either a credit card or bank debit card in the card reader on the PFN. In which case the electronic payment is sent to the cash receivables database in the Bank for the state treasury and National IRS if appropriate. […] If a component is flagged with an alert it will be accompanied with specific software commands or additional alerts depending on the severity of the situation. […] alert the appropriate local authorities to the location of the stolen property and then regain custody of the stolen property. […] If there is a Terrorist alert to a particular component as soon as the person installs the unit the alarms will be activated in all emergency responding agencies and even kill all power to the PFN and/or set off alarms and warnings. […] FACT can provide a stealth eves dropping mode so that operator owner and occupants cannot tell that they are being monitored and/or recorded but this access mode will require a signed judges order and his personal real-time access codes derived from a synchronized pin number generator to electronically sign the writ or search. […]
0776 […] court/FACT-ordered stealth surveillance. […] In any event all will be recorded […] Also a redundant record will be kept in a remote location either in a licensed commercial FACT server or in government mass storage. […] These are the law enforcement (spider eyes) and environmental analysis programs (Green eyes)of the FACT Security program detained in earlier related patents. The Fact program will basically be operated with the Justice Department the FBI IBSR incident base Reporting system and The UCR the Uniform Crime Reporting system and it will be part of this technologies Spider Eyes system and will be totally accessible to local law enforcement and even the general public through national state and local agency editing as justified and presentation on the web or for public media notifications (PEAM and EAM messages).
0782 The individual software will be capable through PFN interface communications to provide their stored data (firmware or flash memory to the National Registry upon a new installation and will be able to immediately in real-time report this data. […] apply the appropriate taxes and fees for the product installation. […] with the appropriate government agencies (the National Registry, FCC, FBI etc.). […] mass memory storage system that is search-able from the National Registry by any appropriate authority or agency. […]The registry will provide all public providers and commercial servers with the alert flag data so any receiving system will be able to inform the PFN of national security alerts for potentially dangerous devices (terrorist altered components that could be used to activate explosives, chemical, or bacterial or viral microbes contaminants) through the commercial (PFN) remote and management control systems. Of course the appropriate authorities would be alerted to any of the national security high-risk installation attempts in real-time. The immediate action could be performed by either predetermined automated protocols or by real-time commands handled directly by the appropriate authorities. […] Obviously it is necessary to identify the host piece of equipment, and, any and all components the new installation is interacting with, as well as, all interactions from communication devices, control circuits, actuators, and responsible monitors, control an or management centers all of which is recorded in the PFN secure memory (recording devices) for (accountability) and in at least one remote mass storage facility for accountability.—The primary purpose of this singular identity component chip is to track any and all use of the attached device and/or component that it has been incorporated into and to report any and all data in a complete and integral fashion, as prescribed by any code, regulation, law, and/or standard decreed by any sovereign or governing authorities. […] SMART CHIPS and/or a magnetic strip […]
I grabbed the Patents Linked Chemicals from PubChem. (03)PATENT US-6965816-B2 PFN/TRAC system FAA upgrades for accountable remote and robotics control to stop the unauthorized use of aircraft and to improve equipment management and public safety in transportation PubChem Compounds … Click for full citation
I’m not-so-secretly curious if any of these chemical-structures can be compared to the jab-ingredients (or to any herbicide/pesticide/water compound/food/supplement/medications, etc. or their partners)
I couldn’t fit the whole table in this post, but wanted to highlight something interesting that happened when I downloaded the file as a csv file and looked at it in a spreadsheet:
According to the literature, “PubChem performs an automated process that annotates PubChem records with MeSH terms (by means of chemical name matching), creating associations between PubChem records and PubMed articles that share the same MeSH annotation“.(04) Kim, S., Thiessen, P.A., Cheng, T. et al. Literature information in PubChem: associations between PubChem records and scientific articles. J Cheminform 8, 32 (2016). https://doi.org/10.1186/s13321-016-0142-6 I noticed some familiar names. (so other papers, literature, or any mention of the same chemical formulations in their research and patents).
Obviously haven’t been through all of them because it would take forever and I think the above is true (and for all I know, these chemicals are nothing insidious at all), but of the companies that looked familiar, I took a couple of notes from and noticed some worrisome connections…
IBM
Santa Cruz Biotechnology, Inc.
3B Scientific Corporation, formerly called 3B Medical Systems Inc., was founded in 2003 in Libertyville, Illinois, USA. With the catalog of more than 20,000 regular products, 3B Scientific Corporation provides fine chemicals, natural products, pharmaceutical intermediates, and APIs for major pharmaceutical and biotech companies worldwide, such as Merck, Pfizer, GSK, VWR, Fisher, Abbott, Roche, Novartis….P&G, Johnson-Johnson and etc.
It has established a broad customer base in the pharmaceutical and biotech industry in North America, Japan and European countries and built a close relationship with Chinese and Indian chemical and pharmaceutical manufacturers as well. As an important strategic step, in July 2005, a 3B Scientific Corporation was taken over by Wuhan YTT, a new company named Wuhan 3B Scientific Corporation was registered and approved in Wuhan East Lake High-Tech Development Zone.
Later, another wholly- owned subsidiary of 3B Scientific Corporation called B&G International (Wuhan) Co., Ltd was registered and approved in Wuhan Panlong Economic Development Zone
Novartis Institutes for BioMedical Research:
Novartis supplies production of Pfizer and BioNTech’s COVID-19 mRNA fake-vaccine as well as raw material production for Covid vaccines and therapeutics.
Novartis AG is a Swiss-American multinational pharmaceutical corporation based in Basel, Switzerland and Cambridge, Massachusetts, United States (global research). It is one of the largest pharmaceutical companies in the world.
Sinfoo Biotech “is a leading supplier and manufacturer of research chemicals to pharmaceutical companies, universities, biotech companies, healthcare industries, contract research organizations etc. […] We carry wide range of products including building blocks, pharmaceutical intermediates, amino acids and peptides, carbohydrate and nucleotides, Agro and Pesticide Science, etc. custom synthesis of medicinal novel building blocks”
Fintech, a portmanteau of “financial technology”, refers to firms using new technology to compete with traditional financial methods in the delivery of financial services. Artificial intelligence, blockchain, cloud computing, and big data…
Finetech Industry Limited is a company in England, which specializing in developing, manufacturing and marketing fine organic compounds and intermediates for the fine chemical and pharmaceutical industry.
Finetech Chem (same company) is located in Wuhan China, and creates synthetic compounds for Merck, Sanofi, University of California, and more
The Rockefeller University High Throughput Screening and Spectroscopy Resource Center
I just checked this post via mobile phone and listing these names is just horrible on a phone. Click to expand only if you are on a computer.
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The column that doesn’t come up in the html version (only the .csv version) is “sidsrcname“. There’s another column “depcatg” that also only comes up in .csv and it mostly contains the following line for almost all of the chemical structures “Chemical Vendors|Curation Efforts|Governmental Organizations|Journal Publishers|Legacy Depositors|NIH Initiatives|Research and Development|Subscription Services“
Any other videos I find talking about this patent, I’ll list here:
(Jan. 21, 2018) (IoT) Internet of Things Patent Disclosure Exposes Remote Control of Everything Connected. Michael William Lebron (Lionel) interviewing Douglas Gabriel from Americans for American Intelligence Media, Americans for Innovation. (AIM). Rumble-Mirror | Download .MP4
Even though the title infers it’s talking about the patent, they barely touch on the patent but do cover a lot of the timeline.
Set in a near future where there are tough and tedious jobs no one wants to do – and people down on their luck who volunteer for genetic modifications to make them right for this work — in slaughterhouses, infectious disease wards, landfill and other hard jobs. With business booming, programmers at Galapagos Wetware up the stakes by producing high-end prototypes, Jack (Bret Lada) and Kay, for more sensitive jobs like space travel, deep cover espionage or boots on the ground for climate or resource conflicts. Galapagos genetic programmer Hal Briggs (Cameron Scoggins) improvises as he goes on what qualities to include or delete in his gene splicing for Jack and, especially, Kay, to whom he develops a dangerous attachment. Then word gets out that Jack and Kay have escaped, before Briggs has completed his work. As Briggs scrambles to track his fugitive prototypes, he makes a provocative discovery that changes everything.
Wow, there’s always a bloody film about these things hey? lol FML.
Surely there is a more recent “post-pandemic” video about this patent somewhere? I’ll try and hunt newer ones now.
Interesting random things I found whilst searching for more information about this patent:
A wetware computer is an organic computer (which can also be known as an artificial organic brain or a neurocomputer) composed of organic material “wetware” such as “living” neurons. – Wikipedia
2016 – There’s a third area of technological innovation though, which we don’t hear about as often. We like to call this wetware, an old cyberpunk term that refers to both the application of hardware and software to biological life forms, and the data found in biological systems. That’s why we prefer ‘wetware’ over the more commonly used ‘biotechnology.’ The former suggests a two-way relationship between the living and the technological world, while the latter reinforces the idea that they’re separate. When thought of this way DNA, the immune system and the evolved neural architecture of the brain are all examples of wetware. So are chips implanted in the brain, pacemakers and prostheses that replace or extend bodily functions. Another way to think of wetware is as the operation of technology within or between wet zones: plants, animals, and our own bodies. And the better our machines become, the more wet zones are being reclaimed. Article on Medium
May 31, 2018 – Wetware, a gurgly word with a science-fiction definition, refers to the combination of biology and machine, performing a task that neither can do alone. And this may well be the most ambitious wetware company in the world. Koniku comes from a Nigerian word that means “immortal.” Article on Neo.Life
His first stop was Switzerland in 2002, where he worked for a robotics company, Neuronics, building neural networks in software for a robot arm. “One of the things that became clear to me was that this system was really, really primitive,” incredibly simple when compared to real arms and brains, he says. So after a year at Neuronics, he left for Sweden to complete a master’s degree in theoretical physics, with an eye toward using math to explain biology. There, he worked on a project that interfaced neurons with silicon. But that work mainly revealed to him that there were gaping holes in institutional knowledge surrounding the mechanics of cellular biology.
His physics studies planted the seed that would become Koniku, instilling in him the conviction that, given the inherent complexities of all living organisms, the best route to artificial intelligence would be to build it with biology.
The first product Koniku is developing uses its neuron-silicon hybrid chip — which the company calls the Koniku Kore — to “smell” or otherwise sense the presence of a given compound. Early reports indicated Koniku had signed contracts with the pharmaceutical company AstraZeneca, presumably to build a system for testing potential new drugs. But although Agabi won’t say much about his clients, he will say that Koniku is “not actively pursuing” drug development work. The customers that have agreed to buy the startup’s sensors are mostly interested in defense applications, he says.
By creating individual technologies that perform some sensing task, such as tasting, feeling heat, or even seeing, Agabi hopes to lay the groundwork for his ultimate goal of a wetware AI.
When a client tells Koniku what substance it wants to sense, the company identifies cellular receptors that would ordinarily bind to that substance. Then it creates neurons that have those receptors. To do that, it uses gene-editing technology to tweak the DNA of neuron precursors. Koniku obtains those from a supplier, which manipulates skin or blood cells from mice into blank-slate cells known as induced pluripotent stem cells.
Agabi says Koniku has developed a special DNA coating for its electrodes. When a neuron tries to engulf the DNA, it creates a seal that will later let the electrode pick up electrical signals the neuron produces when its receptors bind to a given chemical or class of chemicals.
“To me the devil is in the details here,” says DeMarse. What he means is: before Koniku, its kind of wetware lived in academic and government labs. In addition to DeMarse’s research, scientists at DARPA have worked for a long time on an artificial nose to detect cancer.
There are also ethical concerns, even this early on, about whether a neuron-silicon hybrid could become too smart and somehow go rogue. Ditto has stopped neuron-based research because of these worries: “That’s how much I believe it could work.” He feels strongly that there ought to be a kill switch built into any kind of wetware, even in the beginning stages, as the simplest form of constraint and control. “We want to think about that now,” he says, “before anything we have wakes up.”
As for a kill switch, there’s already one built into the Koniku Kore’s design, although Agabi won’t elaborate on how. His customers required it.
“Seventy percent of the problems you come across [in working with neurons] are because of human handling,” he says. “This is why we want to take the humans out of it.”
Dec 16, 2021 – Swallow the Micro-Robot – 3D printed micro-robots will one day be able to precisely deliver drugs or treat hard-to-reach tumors. Article on Neo.life
In many research laboratories around the world, microscopic treatments are being conceptualized, assembled, and tested. One such lab is that of Mingming Wu, an engineering professor at Cornell University, who creates “micro-swimmers”—maneuverable miniaturized robots that zip through fluids like tiny, remote-controlled single-celled organisms.
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