Applied DNA Sciences Inc (APDN)

[mcsharkey]

EXCELLENT. Thanks for keeping an eye out for us Johnsyne! Nice to have you here Lady. We kinda lost track of SHIELD, sister technology that DARPA put up for bids in the 2014 budget. So this is moving about the same speed as we have.

Grumman is just as elegant with the Dielets as we are with DNA. Thinking they're capable of sister technologies in electronics. Dielets can't do a damn thing on a gasket or machine part. This snippet includes entries from Wishful, Barmoor and me back in 2014 when DARPA put out the call for DIELETS (powered by the Electromagnetic Forces generated by components on the card, inductive)[/quote]Tuesday, 03/11/14 11:11:28 PMLink to Full Post[/quote][pre[img]]
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The Supply Chain Hardware Intercepts for Electronics Defense (SHIELD) program, leveraging and expanding on previous activities in the IRIS program, will develop a technology The dielet will provide a unique and non-clonable ID as well as anti-tamper features. The microscopic-size dielet embedded in the electronic component packaging will be inductively powered and scanned by an authentication induction coil brought into very close proximity to the packaged chip, thus allowing for verification of chip identity.[/quote]Battelle has a competive technology going down here too. Both are the equivalent to alert circuits in our immune system. Detect something amiss in the EMF waves, sort of the circuits blood stream.

Pretty cool, both of em. I think we can get along. AND neither works in gaskets, on cotton or anything that doesn't run on electricity.

AGAIN LADY,
Glad to see you here, nice heads up for us.
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Mike Sharkey