The researchers believe the attack method would allow an intelligence agency "to monitor many implants at the same time at a low cost, with no risk of exposure to their field agents". "State actors typically spread thousands of implants through supply-chain intervention or other methods, but only interrogate a few dozen due to the operational costs and risks involved with signal collection.
Rather than hoping a campaign works, we can monitor many of the moving pieces in real-time to test new platforms and design configurations.
While electrode-based recording can monitor only a handful of neurons at a time, holographic microscopy could be used to monitor many more neurons simultaneously.
Skitter and PingER, also monitor many non-monitor sites.
Many companies do monitor how many times a customer has to call back to get a specific issue resolved, Mr. Coles said, so if this is a repeat call about the same problem, mention that.
My pastor, who also happens to be a medical doctor, encouraged me to monitor how many times I had stooled and vomited each day and how many bottles of ORS I had consumed.
Thanks to a public campaign, the threat was lifted, though the council still sometimes sends an employee with a clipboard to monitor how many times the ball has left the pitch and where it has ended up.
In another example, a RFID system could monitor how many times you pick up your laundry detergent and predict how much is left.
For instance a developer with a Twitter iPhone client could use Apigee to monitor how many times an hour his app is making data calls to Twitter.
RestOn, from a company called SleepSpace, slips over your mattress like a belt and its app can monitor how many times you toss and turn, get out of bed or breathe unevenly.
