Introduction to Electronic telepathy
- 1. ELECTRONIC TELEPATHY – FUTUREOF COMMUNICATION THROUGH WEARABLE
- 2. WHAT IS TELEPATHY •Telepathy is one of the most powerful psychic abilities. It is known as mind to mind communication, which are feelings exchanged between a sender and a receiver.
- 3. WHY DO WENEED ELECTRONIC TELEPATHY? • The fastness of communication is limited to how fast we type in our phone and how fast we speak to express our view. Electronic telepathy will overcome all these because human can thing 25 words per second, and all these information can be communicated with a blink of an eye.
- 4. HISTORY OF ELECTRONICTELEPATHY • Experiment in rat and monkey • One researcher, attached to a brain- computer interface (BCI) in India, successfully sent words into the brain of another researcher in France, who was wearing a computer-to-brain interface (CBI). In short, the researchers have created a device that enables telepathy.
- 5. HOW IT WORKED? •BCI (Transmitter side) - used a standard EEG (electroencephalogram) from Neuroelectrics • TMS(Receiver side) is transcranial magnetic stimulation .It is non- invasive — it can stimulate your brain (and thus cause you to think or feel a certain way) by visual cortex without having to actually cut into your brain and use some electrodes.
- 6. CHALLENCHES IN BCIUNIT • The small millivolt need to be converted to data. TECHNIQUES USED- • EEG(electroencephalogram)-using electrodes. • MRI- is based upon the science of nuclear magnetic resonance (NMR). Certain atomic nuclei are able to absorb and emit radio frequency energy when placed in an external magnetic field.
- 7. BCI USING INFRAREDCONCEPT INFRARED LIGHT SOURCE INFRARED SENSOR-DETECTS CHANGES HOLOGRAM OF THE BRAIN INPUT TO COMPUTER
- 8. NEAR INFRARED-AN ALTERNATIVE METHOD •optical electroencephalography (EEG) system would use an LED and a photo detector operating in the near infrared portion of the spectrum, with a wavelength between 650 and 950 nm. • Those wavelengths can penetrate several centimeters into brain tissue and easily distinguish oxygenated and deoxygenated blood, providing the same sort of information about blood flow and brain activity that functional magnetic resonance imaging (fMRI) picks up. The system, called functional near-infrared spectroscopy.
- 9. INFRARED RED SENSOR •An infrared sensor is an electronic device, that emits in order to sense some aspects of the surroundings. An IR sensor can measure the heat of an object as well as detects the motion. • These changes due to oxygen content is recorded and the hologram of the image is produced
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- 11. HOLOGRAM OF BRAIN •light rays in the object beam have been changed compared to the reference beam. In • other words, by joining the two beams back together and comparing them, you can see • how the object changes light rays falling onto it—and that's simply another way of saying "what the object looks like in 3D." This information is • burned permanently into the photographic plate by the laser beams. So a hologram is effectively a permanent record of what something • looks like seen from any angle.
- 12. WEARABLE MODEL OFELECTRONIC TELEPATHY
- 13. ADVANTAGES DISADVANTAGES • Highspeed communication. • Affordable prize • Portable, easy to use. • Diagnosis of disease is done at earlier stage. • Uplift the standard of living. • Filtration of unwanted thoughts is difficult. • Network is not secured always.
- 14. CONCLUSION • Therefore usingwearable electronic telepathy our thoughts can be send to the intended receiver with high resolution in the blink of an eye. • Because of its fastness and simplicity, ELECTRONIC TELEPATHY GOING TO BE A NEXT GENERATION OF COMMUNICATION.
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