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At the heart of the system is a tiny electronic device embedded in the head of the key.
It uses an array of ultrasonic transducers to focus energy, in the form of high-frequency sound waves, at the receiver device embedded in the heart.
The incident comes just four months after F.B.I. agents arrested a Russian diplomat who they said was carrying equipment for monitoring an eavesdropping device embedded in a State Department conference room.
Adam Clayton Powell III, the director of the Integrated Media Systems Center at the University of Southern California, envisions a device embedded in your eyeglass frame that connects to the Net, accesses and plays video and audio and makes phone calls.
The new license, which will be issued to new drivers and people renewing licenses starting on Sept. 1, features a high-tech wavy line, called an optical variable device, embedded in the laminate and has a coating that exposes alterations under ultraviolet light.
Internetworking with mobile stations is made possible by a traffic aggregation device embedded in each mesh node.
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One such technology is "beacons", small devices embedded in signs or displays that can push information to nearby smartphones.
One drawback for devices embedded in the digestive tract is that they should be removed after six months or a year to prevent health problems from developing.
They believe that tiny devices, embedded in everyday objects or even just sprinkled on the ground, and talking to each other using wireless links, could have a range of military, commercial and even domestic uses.
In general, there are lots of devices embedded in SHs.
Sweeney envisions radio-frequency identification devices embedded in hospital-room soap dispensers.
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