The US Department of Homeland Security is working on a self-destructing "brain chip" that can detect when the phone is in unauthorized hands and take countermeasures.
According to nextgov.com, the phone uses a "neuromorphic computer chip" that simulates human learning. This allows the chip to recognize its owner's gait while walking, for example.
If the phone falls into the wrong hands, the chip could tell the difference between its owner and and unauthorized user based on measurements made via accelerometer and GPS readings.
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According to nextgov.com, the phone uses a "neuromorphic computer chip" that simulates human learning. This allows the chip to recognize its owner's gait while walking, for example.
If the phone falls into the wrong hands, the chip could tell the difference between its owner and and unauthorized user based on measurements made via accelerometer and GPS readings.
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