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pattent for remote monitoring of the brain
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This document is United States Patent 3,951,134, issued in 1976 to inventor Robert G. Malech, describing an apparatus and method to remotely monitor and alter brain waves. The system transmits electromagnetic signals of differing frequencies that penetrate the skull and combine within brain tissue to yield an interference wave modulated by brain activity. This signal is re-transmitted by the brain to a remote receiver for demodulation, visual display, computer processing, and potential transmission of compensating signals to alter neurological activity.
Key points
- The system allows remote monitoring of brain wave activity without requiring physical wires or sensors attached to the subject's skull.
- Transmitted electromagnetic signals of different frequencies mix within brain tissue to produce an interference waveform modulated by natural brain waves.
- The modulated signal is re-transmitted by the brain, received remotely, demodulated, amplified, and routed to displays and a computer for analysis.
- The system can produce and transmit compensating signals back to the brain to intentionally affect or alter brain wave activity.
- In a detailed embodiment example, 100 MHz and 210 MHz signals are transmitted to generate a 110 MHz interference signal modulated by brain wave activity.
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