The Profusa influenza study requires patients to wear the wearable version of the reader 24 hours a day, with continuous biomarker information collection into a database, and aims to detect four stages of infection: healthy, infected, asymptomatic and recovery stage. Furthermore, tracking people in stages of sickness can only result in medical tyranny in the hands of any government.
While this biotechnology is portrayed as potentially lifesaving to a soldier on the battlefield, the implications of GPS tracking individuals is a terrifying step towards a surveillance state in the general population. Profusa’s promotional video shows how the bio-integrated sensor enables a soldier to be tracked by remote computers using GPS in addition to monitoring real-time biomarkers, such as oxygen levels and heart rate. Health technology undermines freedom and privacy Food and Drug Administration approval in early 2021. Department of Defense and Defense Advanced Research Projects Agency (DARPA), pending U.S. Profusa has research contracts for bio-integrated sensors with the U.S. military personnel will be the first subjects in nanotechnology trials in the pursuit of optimizing health and early detection of disease outbreaks.
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