12-24-2021, 03:19 PM
(This post was last modified: 12-24-2021, 03:31 PM by Michigan Swamp Buck.
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Here's something from that article on BLE enabled devices.
It doesn't seem to be a stretch to believe that nano-tech devices could do much the same. Low energy Bluetooth may be the way to achieve that. The ubiquitous Bluetooth devices would be in close proximity to your body to receive the signal from the nano-bots, connect to them and send it to the nearest WiFi source, cell tower or to the Star Link network.
Quote:In the healthcare sector, BLE-enabled heart rate monitors, blood glucose monitors, asthma inhalers, pulse oximeters, and other products are becoming popular. These products are gaining high acceptance among the customers as they can easily establish a connection with BT-compatible smartphones, tablets, and PCs they already own, which is expected to drive the Medical & Health segment over the forecast period.
It doesn't seem to be a stretch to believe that nano-tech devices could do much the same. Low energy Bluetooth may be the way to achieve that. The ubiquitous Bluetooth devices would be in close proximity to your body to receive the signal from the nano-bots, connect to them and send it to the nearest WiFi source, cell tower or to the Star Link network.