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| rdfs:comment | - BioChips are microcomputer chips commonly found in utility droids and neural implant devices. Each BioChip provides instructional information for a specific task. Becuase their is only one display panel, only one BioChip can be used at a time.
- Biochips are essentially miniaturized laboratories that can perform hundreds or thousands of simultaneous biochemical reactions. Biochips enable researchers to quickly screen large numbers of biological analytes for a variety of purposes, from disease diagnosis to detection of bioterrorism agents.
- Biochips were a type of Borg technology implanted in the brain. A Borg drone would die if the biochip implants were removed permanently due to their brains growing dependent upon them. Jean-Luc Picard suggested introducing an invasive program through the biochip system of Third of Five to send a virus back to the hive. Geordi La Forge told the drone that Dr. Crusher had repaired damage to its biochip implants, but that tests would need to be run to verify that things were working properly. Data and La Forge came up with a paradoxical geometrical image to implant in the system, and noted that Hugh would attempt to analyze it, but be unsuccessful. It would then be stored in his memory banks and shunted to a subroutine for further analysis. (TNG: "I Borg" )
- A biochip was a device that could be implanted within a person. Biochips seen in the Vorkosigan Saga:
* A simple one that was implanted on the vagus nerve to control a patient's ulcers
* Jump sets for pilots
* Feelie-dream composer sets, also called "dream synthesizers"
* Simon Illyan's memory chip
- The biochip is located in the augmented individuals brain, and is referred to as the neuroprosthetic junction. This junction allows implanted cybernetic augmentations to communicate with the biological nervous system.
- The biochip was a small microchip that could be inserted into a person's body through a syringe-like injector, either in his right hand or in his forehead. The biochip contains all relevant information about the person, including his occupation. It allowed for cashless purchases of all items through the use of eye-level scanners. The biochip was part of the "mark of loyalty" system that the Global Community had enforced on the populace following Nicolae Carpathia's resurrection in "The Mark".
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| abstract | - BioChips are microcomputer chips commonly found in utility droids and neural implant devices. Each BioChip provides instructional information for a specific task. Becuase their is only one display panel, only one BioChip can be used at a time.
- Biochips are essentially miniaturized laboratories that can perform hundreds or thousands of simultaneous biochemical reactions. Biochips enable researchers to quickly screen large numbers of biological analytes for a variety of purposes, from disease diagnosis to detection of bioterrorism agents.
- Biochips were a type of Borg technology implanted in the brain. A Borg drone would die if the biochip implants were removed permanently due to their brains growing dependent upon them. Jean-Luc Picard suggested introducing an invasive program through the biochip system of Third of Five to send a virus back to the hive. Geordi La Forge told the drone that Dr. Crusher had repaired damage to its biochip implants, but that tests would need to be run to verify that things were working properly. Data and La Forge came up with a paradoxical geometrical image to implant in the system, and noted that Hugh would attempt to analyze it, but be unsuccessful. It would then be stored in his memory banks and shunted to a subroutine for further analysis. (TNG: "I Borg" )
- A biochip was a device that could be implanted within a person. Biochips seen in the Vorkosigan Saga:
* A simple one that was implanted on the vagus nerve to control a patient's ulcers
* Jump sets for pilots
* Feelie-dream composer sets, also called "dream synthesizers"
* Simon Illyan's memory chip
- The biochip was a small microchip that could be inserted into a person's body through a syringe-like injector, either in his right hand or in his forehead. The biochip contains all relevant information about the person, including his occupation. It allowed for cashless purchases of all items through the use of eye-level scanners. The biochip was part of the "mark of loyalty" system that the Global Community had enforced on the populace following Nicolae Carpathia's resurrection in "The Mark". The system now has a real-world counterpart in a system developed by Kevin Warwick. In addition to offering a way to quickly retrieve medical information in an emergency, it also allows for controlling prostheses and robotic elements within the immediate environment. An implantable NFC tag system was released to the public in 2013.
- The biochip is located in the augmented individuals brain, and is referred to as the neuroprosthetic junction. This junction allows implanted cybernetic augmentations to communicate with the biological nervous system.
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