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

Okay so, 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. Brain Wave Identifiers for Terrorist Interrogations2. REE Topic – It's Serious, Any Solutions?3. Managing R and D4. Cargo Ships with Military Weapons for Pirate Encounters5. UGV Sentry Mini-Radar System to Guard Oil Field Assets6. Small Businesses and Government Contracting7. Abstract Thoughts on Business Strategy and Nature8. Abandoning Chain of Command9. Dangers of Complexity in Planning10. Rapid Prototyping and Think Tanks11. Team Building in Small Military Tech Companies12. Risky Behavior and the Human Element – Safety Talk13. Speech Technology Futures14. Net-Centric Warfare Bandwidth and Security Concept15. Vocal Cord Vibrational Communication Tech16. Powering Up Handhelds in the Field17. Watch Out for WiFi Hackers in the Battlespace18. Broadband Satellite Antenna Pizza Box Size19. The Need for Anti-Jam Satellite GPS signals20. Micro Tethered Satellites21. GPS Data Challenges22. Using Delivery and Routing Software for Military23. Mobile Cell Phones of the Future – Holographic24. Video Cameras, Crime, Cell Phones, and Military Applications25. Cell Phone Tech and the Smart Phone Future26. Holographic Video Conferencing 27. Accents and Voice Recognition Challenges28. MREs on Ebay – What's Wrong With This Picture29. Video Gamers and Warfighters of the Future30. When Simulators Get Too Real31. Should Kids Be Tested for Gaming Skills for Military Service?32. Gaming Simulation to Fight Piracy on the High Seas33. VR Training with Live Fire34. Decoy Blue Force Projection35. Desensitizing Humans Via Computer Games for Training