Design Process:

Part I: Acceptable Specifications

Below are the specifications we determined for the Wireless Information Integration project and the FDIA, compared with current technology.

Part II: Discarding the Deficient Designs

The following are options we considered but rejected:

Direct Neural Interface: Reading your Mind

Some paralysis patients use cranial chips to communicate electronically, but justifying this invasive technology would be difficult.

Alternate Storage: Scrapping Solid State

Hard drives break from mechanical wear; solid-state storage looses reliability after a million read-write cycles; dynamic RAM loses data during power loss.

Universal Antennae: One Wavelength Fits All?

The broad range of frequencies required to encompass all wireless signals rendered universal high-gain antennas unrealistic.

Part III: Prototyping and Design

Here are also visual representations and diagrams (prototypes) explaining Wireless Information Integration technology.

Global Area Network: Click on the pictures for larger diagrams.

Flat Display Information Assistant

Click on the Icons below to see prototype animations.