Discovering the Truth: My Encounter with a Micro Robot Inside My Body

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The discussion centers on an individual's alarming experience with a micro robot implanted in their body, which is capable of movement and causing pain. The participant inquires about the possibility of disrupting the robot's control signal and seeks information on research and development in autonomous micro robotics. Suggestions include using tinfoil to block signals, although it is noted that robotic brain implants are outside the forum's expertise. The consensus emphasizes the importance of seeking medical assistance for such issues.

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  • Understanding of micro robotics and their applications
  • Knowledge of signal transmission and interference techniques
  • Familiarity with medical imaging technologies like MRI and X-ray
  • Awareness of the ethical implications of implantable devices
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This discussion is beneficial for medical professionals, researchers in robotics, and individuals interested in the implications of implantable technology on health and privacy.

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Some one has put a devise in me and you clever people of the world may be my only saviour.
It must have cost a fair bit because it can move around,inflict pain and irritations to say the least.
The point is,if its metal, Mri scan is out. X ray,ive tried no show(it moves) Would trying to take over the transmitting frequency be possible.
Would anyone know where to get info on R & D that's been ongoing in the field of autonomous micro robotics.
This is a real question from a real person and a very very realneed
 
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You can de-activate the robot by blocking it's reception of the control signal. Devices such as these are almost always controlled from government satelites, radio towers, or extraterrestrial signals. These can eaisly be blocked by wearing tinfoil on the head.
 
realneed, I'm afraid that robotic brain implants are beyond the scope of what we deal with here. I suggest you continue to seek medical help.
 

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