The content of this post is provided by a passionate facebook friend. He’s smart and so when he STRONGLY SUGGESTS we all look at his findings, I do. When you see how much technology we’re now swimming in, the massive amount of towers and satellites, and not smart electric meters, and everyone carrying a device that emits pulsed microwave radiation, and sitting in offices and homes swimming in Wifi, which is 2.45 billion cycles per second of pulse microwave radiatin, and you see the creepy “circuits” forming in people who received the Covid-19 shot, AND you’re aware of the AI/Transhuman agenda and then you see information like this dated in 2012 and yet they reference 2020 as “predicted date” and then 2020 becomes all about giving everyone these injections…you SHOULD begin to piece things together that THERE IS AN AGENDA UNDERWAY! Beyond this point you’ll be reading my friend’s notes.
“The exact original upload date of the video ! I was right about the video being made in 2012 !!! And they predicted 2020…The video was uploaded on: Tuesday, March 6, 2012 at 12:12 PM EST”
These videos are incredibly valuable to everyone and it would be great if others would also look! Hold Up
Look ! ISR has a Vimeo Channel!!!!
Institute For Systems Research – Maryland
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Youtube Channel
Institute For Systems Research – Maryland
ISR UMD @ISRUMD
https://www.youtube.com/@ISRUMD/featured
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They said that the “molecular technology era begins in 2020….”
= “IoBNT” = “Internet of Bio Nano Things”
Bacteria and cells use molecular communications to talk to each other in nano networks.
There are 2 tracks, or types of nano machinery
Biological and man-made.
In 2012, how did they know that it begins in 2020 ???
INTERNET OF BIO-NANOTHINGS – Part Six
Molecular Nano-Communication Networks
The Fundamentals with Dr. Ian F. Akyildiz…
Broadband Wireless Networking Lab
School of Electrical and Computer Engineering
Georgia Institute of Technology
In the video at the 44 min 17 sec mark, they even say that the “molecular technology ere begins in 2020….”
How did they know that in 2012 ???
Shows how these nano machines communicate with each other.
It is called the “MONACO Project” = Molecular Nano-Communication Networks
Molecular Nano-Communication
Defined as the transmission and reception of information “encoded” in molecules.
There are 2 tracks of development or types of nano machinery in the pipeline in 2012.
Biological and man-made.
Can be used together or their can be hybrids that cobine both elements together.
Abstract
Nanotechnology is providing a new set of tools to the engineering community to design and manufacture devices in a scale ranging from one to a few hundred nanometers. At this scale, nanomachines, which are the most basic autonomous nano-devices able to compute, store data, sense and actuate, will cooperate and share information through their interconnection into nano-communication networks. In this talk, the MoNaCo project is presented which is recently funded by the US NSF. The project is focused on investigating the use of molecules to encode and transmit information among nanomachines as a viable solution to the communication needs at the nanoscale, by taking into account the limitations of the nano-devices in terms of energy consumption, computation and application environments (e.g. intra-body nano-medicine).
Unlike traditional communication technologies, molecular communication represents a radically new communication paradigm, which demands novel solutions, including the identification of existing molecular communication mechanisms, the establishment of the foundations of molecular information theory, or the development of architectures and networking protocols for nanomachines.
The MoNaCo project will make contributions along four broad directions: the theoretical characterization of the molecular communication channel for a network of nanomachines, the definition of suitable molecular communication protocols for the transmission of information, the engineering of a standard tool for the simulation of molecular nano-communication networks and the realization of a testbed for their experimental validation. Since to date the realization of artificial nanomachines is still under development, the MoNaCo testbed will be based on genetically engineered bacteria and their molecular communication capabilities.
Biography
Ian Akyildiz received his BS, MS, and PhD degrees in Computer Engineering from the University of Erlangen-Nuernberg, Germany, in 1978, 1981 and 1984, respectively.
Currently, he is the Ken Byers Chair Professor with the School of Electrical and Computer Engineering, Georgia Institute of Technology, Director of Broadband Wireless Networking Laboratory, Chair of the Telecommunication Group at Georgia Tech.
Dr. Akyildiz is an Honorary Professor with School of Electrical Engineering at the Universitat Politecnica de Catalunya, and Founding Director of N3Cat (NaNoNetworking Center in Catalunya) in Barcelona, Spain, since June 2008.
He is also an Honorary Professor with University of Pretoria, South Africa since March 2009.
Dr. Akyildiz is an IEEE FELLOW (1996) and an ACM FELLOW (1997) and received numerous awards from several organizations including IEEE and ACM.
His current research interests are in Nanonetworks, Cognitive Radio Networks, Wireless Sensor Networks.
Video Source:
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89 Full Resolution Images Gallery
These are screenshots of the video lecture
https://postimg.cc/gallery/x2dkHt1
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2015
MoNaCo: Fundamentals of Molecular Nano-communication Networks
7 page pdf
https://web.archive.org/…/labs/bwn/papers/2012/j13.pdf
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MONACO (MOnitoring & Advanced COmmunications)
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NANONETWORKS: A NEW COMMUNICATION PARADIGM
19 pages
http://nanoday2010.n3cat.upc.edu/…/Akyildiz…
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The NaNoNetworking Center in Catalonia (N3Cat) has been created as an initiative of Prof. Ian F. Akyildiz and Prof. Josep Solé-Pareta at UPC (Universitat Politècnica de Catalunya) with the main goals of carrying fundamental research on nanonetworks and educating and training the new generation of students.
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