Pentagon implants microchips in the brains of soldiers

The US Department of Defense funded a contract to develop special microchips that can be implanted into the brains of soldiers and constantly monitor their health. On his laptop, the officer will see how many percent of health each fighter has left, so that he can more effectively manage the available forces. The contract for the development of implants in the amount of $ 1.6 million was given to the Center for Microelectronics, Biosensors and Biochips .

InVivo biochips will work 24 hours a day, constantly transferring to the center information about the level of glucose and cholesterol in the blood, as well as other parameters. The soldiers themselves did not take this information very favorably - they are afraid that their health status will be monitored even in their free time, that is, they will not be able to get drunk or smoke weed without being noticed by their superiors.

The first task of biochips is saving lives. In combat, it is very important to provide first aid to the wounded soldier in time so that he does not die from blood loss. A chip implant accurately and quickly shows a person’s current state.

However, the general "cyborgization" of the American army will not happen soon. The first human trials will begin only in five years, and the experiments on soldiers will begin in about six years.