Future Weapons Tech V - For DARPA Fans, Groupies, Innovators and Entrepreneurs (English Edition) [Kindle-editie] beoordelingen het boek quotes

Okay so, why would someone write an eBook on this topic specially made for Kindle eReaders? Well, it's simple really, you see, if we want to lead the world in innovation, invention, and free-market entrepreneurship then we need to teach people to think outside the box, actually around the box, in the box, both in and out. Although not officially affiliated with DARPA, I am joined in a common vision (mindset) and I believe in the forward progression of humankind through technology. I also believe that it is essential that we use our minds to help protect all we are and all we've built. This eBook is about getting your mind in the "creative flow" and to get your brain thinking about, well, things that most people don't ever consider -- Leonardo da Vinci was a conceptual thinker, creative genius, and spent time not only designing machines, and painting, but also building weapons of war to help his nation-state at the time defend itself, a very noble endeavor indeed, by any means. There is no problem we cannot solve in the present period, but we need you and your mind to help.This book is for military planners, R and D Teams, Government Contractors, Inventors, Entrepreneurs, and the next innovative Steve Jobs type to come along.To get your mind thinking in such terms, I've listed some of my own ideas, concepts that I've come up with over the last decade. Interestingly enough, you may note that some of those inventions and innovations have actually come to fruition, others will follow or not in the future. Each article or essay in this volume is between 200 and 2500 words. All bite-sized and easy to read even if you happen to be bi-polar or have that ADHD Edison Gene, likewise this eBook is designed for Kindle readers on the go, so you can read a little here and there and always be in the creative flow. This volume includes articles on the following topics:1. Keystroke Logging Virus on Military UAV Tele-Robotic Software?2. Swarming Species Tricks of the Trade3. AI Controlled Vehicles with Human Interface4. Virtual Keyboard Tech5. Data Mining – You Have to Be Smarter Than the Data6. AI Map Reading7. AI Robotic Discharging of Re-configured Calibrated Settings8. Robotic Aardvark9. Virtual Smart Dust keyboards10. Zapping Sub-Dermal Implants11. A Search Engine Connected to Your Brain – Military Intelligence Applications12. Universal Hand Held – Operating in All International Languages13. Digital Distortion Techniques on Social Networks for Intelligence Sector Safety14. Speech Recognition Design Prototype Assist15. AI Autonomous Software and Data Dumping Dilemmas16. False Positives with AI Social Networking Scanning17. Visual Analytics and Data Mining Concept18. VEE – Virtual Electronic Engagement Concept19. Trust in AI Stronger than Trust in Other Humans20. DHS and Spotting Terrorists at Airports21. AI to Indentify Terrorists by Their Writing Style22. Emotional Human Scanner Device Strategy23. Hiding Secrets in Communication24. Override Evasion Software for Tele-robotic War Toys25. The Need for Decoy Data Centers26. UAVs Hacking Wireless Networks27. The Cyber Cold War is Coming28. Are Our Apps a Weak Link?29. Pre-Loaded Nation State Spyware?30. Quantum Hacking Challenges – Good!31. Are Government and Military Data Bases Safe?32. Battle Hardened Cloud Centers Underground33. Truck Convoys and AI34. Automated Following Systems for Truck Convoys35. Military Grade ATVs – Do They Still Have a Place36. Hollywood Getting Too Cozy With Military Intel37. Re-designing Nuts and Bolts38. UAV Start-Up Companies – Some Thoughts39. China and the REE Situation40. Becoming an Innovation Leader41. Data Mining for Innovative Discoveries42. Incubator Center for Military Tech