First we have this tiny camera the size of a grain of rice. Someone could swallow this and it could view a person’s stomach. But it would also need a power pack, case and transmitter. https://petapixel.com/2011/03/10/researchers-unveil-worlds-smallest-camera-the-size-of-a-grain-of-salt/
Then we have a smart dust chip.
Then we have quantum dots, which can store information.
2019-1223. Bill Gates, MIT Develop New (quantum dot) ‘Tattoo ID’ to Check For Vaccinations. https://21stcenturywire.com/2019/12/23/bill-gates-develops-new-id-tattoo-to-check-for-vaccinations/
2020-0719. Bill Gates near-infrared quantum dots to record vaccinations. https://twitter.com/jcho710/status/1284978564077481984?s=20
Quantum dots can also send chemicals to specific organs, including the brain.
2020-0720. Quantum dots in medicine can target specific areas of the brain to influence the brain. https://wordsalad.info/2020/07/quantum-dots-in-medicine/
And some more nanotech for drug delivery is in the works.
2020-1204 Theragripper: a nanotech drug delivery device by John Hopkins. Will the dust-sized device be used to deliver drugs & vaccines by stealth? Vaccine could be delivered by a swab test in the nose. https://79days.news/watch?id=5fc93bbca4eedc5a2e328311
And an implantable chip that can detect COVID-19. How can that be when it’s a new virus and tests can take years to develop, and there’s no gold standard for this test at all?
2020-0917. A DARPA-funded implantable biochip to detect COVID-19 could hit markets by 2021. https://www.mintpressnews.com/darpa-covid-19-vaccine-implant-mrna/271287/
For more on the PCR test, and how it doesn’t work, see https://wordsalad.info/2020/12/how-does-the-covid-19-pcr-test-work/
