Revelation 13:18 NASB

Revelation 13:18 NASB
Showing posts with label electronic tattoo. Show all posts
Showing posts with label electronic tattoo. Show all posts

Saturday, June 28, 2014

Mark of The Beast | Electronic Tattoos Go Commercial


Electronic tattoos have been around for a few years in one form or another. They got a big boost at the end of 2013 when Google patented an electronic tattoo that is placed on the throat. Now a company called VivaLnk is using the Google developed technology to bring a commercial electronic tattoo product to market.

Sunday, March 16, 2014

Ready for your electronic tattoo? Mark my words you'll get one, soon.

Attached is an excellent article from Computerworld about electronic tattoos. We have been watching this rapidly expanding technology for a while now. It is still growing very quickly. While this technology is not a part of everyday life yet, it appears that it is ready to become mainstream very soon.

This is an intriguing technology that could become part of the mark of the beast. Of course we don't know that electronic tattoos will play a part in the mark if the beast, We know that it will be a mark on the hand or the forehead and will be suitable to identify those who worship the beast. If it is not these electronic tattoos, then what else could it be? A couple of years ago very few people had seen or even imagined this technology. It makes you wonder what other technology is out there in laboratories around the world that is just waiting to be launched onto the world stage.

Tuesday, November 5, 2013

On Your Mark, Get Set, Say No to Electronic Tattoos


UC San Diego Jacobs School of Engineering

Todd Coleman, director of the Neural Interaction Lab at the University of California, San Diego, has designed “epidermal electronics” as thin, flexible and easy to wear as a temporary tattoo.

“They pick up any electrical signal from the body,” Coleman says, and can monitor the heart, brain (through electroencephalography, or EEG), muscle contractions, even the heartbeat of the fetus inside an expectant mother.

“It’s a wearable technology that you literally do not feel, that other people cannot see on you, and that can monitor very precise information about you.”