Historical deployments of distributed micro-electromechanical systems proved that open-air sensor dust failed due to wind dispersion, battery discharge, and signal loss, prompting researchers to repurpose micro-transducers into deep-tissue implants.
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Origin: extracted from Ultrasonic Bioelectronics vs. Airborne Sensing: StimDust and the Legacy of Smart Dust [DARPA BAA 97-43] · 2026-09-06 19:42