dna-sucking mosquito spy drones now in production

[q5q Profile]

Drones in Production
Posted by ecloudy on June 15th




e-cloudy


An insect spy drone is already in production according to various internet sources. This robotic insect can be controlled from a great distance and is equipped with a camera and a built-in microphone.

It has the capability to fly remotely and land on your skin, like a real mosquito, and use it’s super-micron sized needle to take your DNA sample. All you feel is the pain of a mosquito bite (without the burning sensation and the swelling ofcourse).

This device can also inject a micro RFID tracking device, right under your skin, without you feeling nothing more than a small bite.




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FOR THOSE WHO ARE STILL SKEPTIC :

Source: http://is.gd/Uy5DJT
Actual research paper: http://is.gd/1UcubI
Actual footage: http://is.gd/wYN00X
Another source: http://is.gd/0sVVAS
And another: http://is.gd/u5DC9s

[EMG Profile]

Awesome.

Do you think the needle can pierce an aluminum foil hat?

[q5q Profile]

Awesome.

Do you think the needle can pierce an aluminum foil hat?

maybe not yet...but soon.

[snowgirl Profile]

OMG, I knew it!

FOR THOSE WHO ARE STILL SKEPTIC :

I'm skeptical about the education level of the author.

[phlebas Profile]

Quality bit of t'internet sillyness that.

[q5q Profile]

without you feeling nothing more than a small bite

[equus Profile]

Always worth reading the sources to see if they support the claims...

[polardude1 Profile]

Has Cultureshock been coaching you

[birdlite Profile]

worth it just for the photo, though I was hoping for something a little more steam punk

[snowgirl Profile]

The photo is awesome.

[Godjira Profile]

You have to wrap your whole body in foil for that

[q5q Profile]

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[StanDeMan Profile]

Hitachi develops RFID powder
14 Feb 2007
RFID keeps getting smaller. On February 13, Hitachi unveiled a tiny, new "powder" type RFID chip measuring 0.05 x 0.05 mm -- the smallest yet -- which they aim to begin marketing in 2 to 3 years.

[equus Profile]

Those teeny RFIDs, of course, wouldn't fit through robomosquito's proboscis.

[q5q Profile]

a shape of drones to come---actually they're already here

[StanDeMan Profile]

Those teeny RFIDs, of course, wouldn't fit through robomosquito's proboscis.

But that article was from 2007. And I think if someone could make something smaller they probably wouldn't be advertising it.

[Godjira Profile]

I heard a report on NPR just yesterday that said that the future is insect sized drones. I don't think they'll sample your DNA, though. I bet they'll just explode and kill you instead.

[equus Profile]

Those teeny RFIDs, of course, wouldn't fit through robomosquito's proboscis.

But that article was from 2007. And I think if someone could make something smaller they probably wouldn't be advertising it.

Which is not evidence, or even implication, that RFIDs that could fit through that proboscis exist now.

[q5q Profile]

i'm sure there are other methods for delivery and implantation than thru that proboscis.