The Washington Times: The sensors will be placed in airports
The American space agency (NASA) is developing devices capable of reading minds, with the aim of placing them in airports and thus locating potential terrorists; this was published yesterday in the newspaper "Washington Times". develops a special monitoring device in collaboration with an unidentified commercial company.
NASA will adapt space technology to "non-invasive neuroelectronic sensors" installed at airport gates to track tiny electronic signals derived from brain waves and heartbeats, according to a memo obtained by The Washington Times. The information will be fed into computers, which will use statistical algorithms to compare it with information from databases Various information about driving habits, criminal background and more.
NASA stated that "the proposal is one of four security plans that the agency is working on and it is still too early to determine whether one of them is practical."
