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 Self-assembled three dimensional network designs for soft electronics

https://www.nature.com/articles/ncomms15894

Low modulus, compliant systems of sensors, circuits and radios designed to intimately interface with the soft tissues of the human body are of growing interest, due to their emerging applications in continuous, clinical-quality health monitors and advanced, bioelectronic therapeutics. Although recent research establishes various materials and mechanics concepts for such technologies, all existing approaches involve simple, two-dimensional (2D) layouts in the constituent micro-components and interconnects. Here we introduce concepts in three-dimensional (3D) architectures that bypass important engineering constraints and performance limitations set by traditional, 2D designs. Specifically, open-mesh, 3D interconnect networks of helical microcoils formed by deterministic compressive buckling establish the basis for systems that can offer exceptional low modulus, elastic mechanics, in compact geometries, with active components and sophisticated levels of functionality. Coupled mechanical and electrical design approaches enable layout optimization, assembly processes and encapsulation schemes to yield 3D configurations that satisfy requirements in demanding, complex systems, such as wireless, skin-compatible electronic sensors.

https://truthcomestolight.com/graphene-oxide-nano-router-circuitry-in-covid-vaccines-uncovering-the-true-purpose-of-these-mandatory-toxic-injections/

GRAPHENE OXIDE & NANO-ROUTER CIRCUITRY IN COVID VACCINES: UNCOVERING THE TRUE PURPOSE OF THESE MANDATORY TOXIC INJECTIONS

Nanorouters QCA
The discovered circuit, see figure 3, corresponds to the field of quantum dot cellular automata, also known as QCA (Quantum Cellular Automata), characterized by its nanometric scale and a very low energy consumption, as an alternative for the replacement of technology based on transistors. This is how it is defined by the work of (Sardinha, L.H .; Costa, A.M .; Neto, O.P.V .; Vieira, L.F .; Vieira, M.A. 2013) from which the scheme of said circuit was obtained. The nanorouter referred to by the researchers is characterized by an ultra-low consumption factor, high processing speed (its frequency clock operates in a range of 1-2 THz), which is consistent with the power conditions and data transfer requirements. , in the context of nanocommunication networks for the human body described by (Pierobon, M .; Jornet, JM; Akkari, N .; Almasri, S .; Akyildiz, IF 2014).

Interfacing neurons with carbon nanotubes:: (re)engineering neuronal signaling

https://www.sciencedirect.com/science/article/abs/pii/B9780444538154000030?via%3Dihub

The leading scope of this short review is to highlight how nanotube scaffolds can impact on neuronal signaling ability. In particular, we will focus on the direct and specific interactions between this synthetic nanomaterial and biological cell membranes, and on the ability of CNTs to improve interfaces developed to record or to stimulate neuronal activity.

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1. Microchips need a large power source to transmit data

2. Microchips need antennas at least 1/4th of a wavelength long in order to transmit data 

3. Microchips need to transmit at a high enough voltage to go though tissue

4. The microchip needs to sample data

5. The microchip needs to connect to the central nervous system somehow

6. The microchip needs a large data storage module to deliver a payload containing instructions on identifying, interpreting, computing, reconfiguring, compiling, distributing, and delivering that payload..... how? You can't just throw packets into the central nervous system. 

7. The microchip is chunky af and no amount of lube will get it through some skinny ass needle

8. The microchip cannot fit inside a vein.

9. I hope you are joking

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Don't hate the chips, man. They've been planted by the Arcturian Council so that we can communicate with the 5th dimension in Esperanto. Happy Ascension!