Non Invasive Neural Brain Quadlyzer

Above: Non Invasive Neural Brain Quadlyzer reads your deepest darkest innermost brain secrets by creating a neural map and reading the map coordinates, then applying a translation algorithm based on tens of thousands of potential response states. Above: the human brain has quadrant and divisional brain states from the calculus of neuronal matter conditions based on these visual islands shown in blue in this brain snapshot.

YOUR THOUGHTS ARE NO LONGER PRIVATE

Non Invasive Neural Brain Quadlyzer

Humanoido at Big Brain Technologies has invented the Full Jacket Human Non Invasive Neural Brain Quadlyzer, a machine device worn by a human that fixates on the neuronal condition of the human brain neural net. Based on brain hemisphere quadrants and electro-chemical states of energy, The Neural Quadlyzer can read the state of the neuronal matter and data at any one time with a snapshot or record a changing image motion session for parametric analysis. The Full Jacket Human Non Invasive Neural Brain Quadlyzer moves the bar upward in the full digitization of the human brain and should become the working catalyst towards the first digitized entities created and tested. Moving towards full digitization states of the human brain is the goal towards a kind of intellectual immortality.

― The Non Invasive Neural Brain Quadlyzer reads your deepest darkest most innermost brain secrets ―

Copy your Brain or Print It

COPY YOUR BRAIN OR PRINT IT
PRINTING THE HUMAN MIND
Science and technology is moving very close to not only copying the human brain but understanding it enough to print it. Print your own brain to preserve the inner workings of your mind and duplicate its thought processes on the scale of much greater longevity, perhaps thousands of years, to achieve a longer life, and preserve the thinking and the soul. A brain copied can live on the net with complete freedom, assuming it can avoid the NSA and hackers. Investing early on in this technology will make tomorrow's trillionaires of infinitely wealthy people. A copied and printed brain can be placed inside an avatar, a robot, android, humanoid, or mechanized receptor machine.

PRINTINGS THINGS WITH THE MIND
Print things imagined with the human mind.

"How is it possible to create an object with the mind? “We use your brain patterns to evolve a 3D model from a genetic seed, which can then be made real with a standard 3D printer. The DNA seed defines the start point of an evolutionary chain for the object."

Thinker Thing: 3D-Printed Object Made Using Brain Waves

http://weburbanist.com/2013/05/31/thinker-thing-3d-printed-object-made-using-brain-waves/

Robot Explorer Log 11 Creating Intelligent Life

ROBOT EXPLORER - Qualifying as intelligent life? It's hard to imagine at this early stage, that a bucket of bolts and hardware, with some electrical parts thrown in for good measure, can become an intelligent life form, but this is exactly what will happen over the next several months. How long does it take to create a new life form? It doesn't take place overnight. Like the birthing process of humans, several months are required to cook up the ingredients (parts assembly) and then educate (program) the new being. This new brain may be trimmed with over 16,000 processors, controlling hundreds and thousands of functions.

SPACE - THE NEEDED FRONTIER: Run out of desk space? There's a desk next to the desk shown in the above photo, and a desk above it. So it's desk X3, yet the space is already filled and overflowing. It's the Lab's special way of gaining more work area from the same amount of space within a finite room.

ROBOT EXPLORER LOG 11
CREATING INTELLIGENT LIFE
"We're not only looking for intelligent life in the Universe, we're also creating life and sending it out into the Universe."

CREATING NEW LIFE
Creating new life forms is nothing new for the Lab. Work began in 2002 for developing a powerful new humanoid brain. This led to a life form with limited cognizance. When the Lab's first humanoid was created in 1955, it became the robot model that led ultimately to new life form experiments in the 1980s. Although these award winning robots had intelligence, they were nothing like their new counterparts after the year 2000.

LIFE EXPERIMENTS
Experiments with neural nets and new ways to enhance processor chips (Supertronic) paved the way for a more intelligent brain. Eventually, in 2013, these brains found their way into the Robot Explorer (RE), an intelligence planned for trips to the outer fringes of the Solar System, and potentially beyond. Intelligence, neural net, and life will be instilled into RE step by step.

TEN POINTS OF DEFINING LIFE
What constitutes an intelligent life form? Some precursor things to think about are 1) ability to make decisions, 2) self preservation, 3) the attainment and/or reaching toward goals and objectives, 4) autonomous behavior, 5) ability to learn, 6) ability to communicate, 7) ability to sleep and regenerate, 8) mobility, 9) self aware, and 10) ability to memorize and recall memory. In the past, it was believed that intelligent life forms needed the ability to procreate, however, we clearly know today that people who are sterile are still very much alive and qualify as life forms.

SENDING LIFE INTO THE UNIVERSE
Thus far, we've sent various intelligent life forms into space: insectronauts into Micro Space, Robots and humans into Next Space, and human astronauts into Near Space. As the distance from Earth increases, more dependence will be placed on machines that have life and can make their own decisions to explore other worlds and places in space and time.