You talking about dsruptive?
Sure am
But, they don’t do that? Like, you cannot buy a Dsruptive implant that allows users to check their vital parameters.
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Understood. Just trying to figure it out ya know?
From our understanding they are in a healthcare accelerator or have just completed one and working on this concept… but at the moment they have no offering other than the SIID module which we use to manufacture the xSIID with. That module consists of an NTAG I2C chip on a carrier board with an LED and resistor (in some cases). Currently it’s our understanding that the NTAG I2C chip, in this use case, cannot be used with on board sensors without additional hardware on the PCB which is… for lack of a better word, impractical - at least at this stage.
Meanwhile, VivoKey is also exploring options in this space… but our primary focus is to continue bringing value to the VivoKey platform.
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Thanks for the answer. I don’t mind being a Guinea pig for their stuff and that is why I was trying to reach out. I feel like I am going to have the opportunity to really test out durability here soon.
Super curious about what the future holds with DT and the Vivokey system. But understand why it is kinda hush hush too, can’t let Elon take your ideas!
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This is very real, but probably not for us hahaha. I did meet with this guy Dr. Tom Oxley at a conference a while back. He was carrying around a “stentrode” in this little otterbox type thing… gave me a peek at it, but was very adamant about not letting me take photos because of the legitimate concern about Neuralink getting a wiff of it.
The idea is actually quite brilliant… instead of drilling holes in the head etc, you just feed this up into the brain through the jugular and it talks to nerves through the blood vessel walls. Nearly non-invasive brain comms!
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Could add a whole new meaning to mind blown.
That is super interesting. I used to help put in balloon pumps, and that resembles that.
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I fucking hope not… Even if it’s this:
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