In the Intra-body nano networks, the bio-nanomachines enter the body through injection into the blood and then navigate autonomously throughout the body to reach the blood capillary network. The blood tissue barrier inside the body forms the main communication pathway for molecular information exchange between the nanomachines as well as between the intra-body nano network and the Bio-Cyber interface in the IoBNT network. Watch the video to learn more about how the Brain Tissue Barrier, the Blood Brain barrier, the Intra-body nanonetwork, and The Bio-Cyber interface all work together in this research in mimicking biology for nano communication.
https://opus.lib.uts.edu.au/handle/10453/159605
How do you see the internet of bodies and the internet of bio-nano things playing out?
The Internet of Bio-Nano Things - Smart Computing in the Human Body
How many years away is the internet of bio-nano things (loBNT) and who will have first access?
Intra-Body Molecular Communication via Blood- Tissue Barrier for Internet of Bio-Nano Things (IOBNT)
I've been learning about the internet of bio-nano things (loBNT), internet of bodies, and internet of everything.
Specifically, an idea l've seen referred to as the "cell to internet" paradigm, enabled by 6G. As in, human bodies being connected to the internet down to the cellular level, apparently one cell at a time.
I'm wondering how everyone sees this playing out? Who will get access first to connect their bodies to the internet? How many years away are we from intra body wireless nano networks?
I've also learned of a concept known as "IoBNT terrorism" where cells can be "reprogrammed” from a distance which could cause either sickness or death. How many years away are we from having to worry about "remotely reprogramming" cells?
Will people be able to opt out of the internet of bio-nano things?
Thanks for any insights!
https://ieeexplore.ieee.org/document/ 9022753
https://www.iotaustralia.org.au/2015/07/28/ iotnewsglobal/get-ready-for-the-internet-of-bio-nanothings/
https://teaching.eng.cam.ac.uk/content/ engineering-tripos-part-iib-427-internet-everything-2023-24