This is just an imagination of things to expect from the future............
There has been vast increase in the use of microchip integrated devices. Mainly mobile devices and computers are made out of these chips. These chips are use for processing data’s. These device input information using various input from keyboard in computers to sensors in automobile engines. Just like I have said earlier on, this is just an imagination of things to be born in the future. This device I called INTRUDING BUG can be practically useful in remotely monitoring criminals, terrorists or other crime oriented individuals.
                Preferable I will start with some of the features of these so called bugs. This device uses nanotechnology for the complete integration of part into a device not up to 10cm (0.1m). The interior part consist of an SD card, a 64 bit microprocessor, capacitors, a battery, resistors and few cables for connection with external servos and sensors while the exterior part (i.e. part that can be seen and viewed directly without decoupling) consist of solar panels, sound and visual recorder, radio receiver and transmitters, different sensors mainly infrared and light sensors, infrared scanner. Listed below are the component and their possible practical uses;
1              Solar panels
Since the bugs are to operate remotely away from power source, it therefore needs a source of energy which will be provided by integrated batteries. The bugs therefore have to come out of their hidden place to get some sunlight to recharge the batteries. These batteries will definitely acquire little or no charge for hours before the next recharge. These batteries I believe will supply substantial amount of energy to both the mechanical and electrical component of the device.
2              High definition audio recorder
For the fact that these device will be used for spying purpose means they will need to be able to record audio information provided by the person been spied and other sounds coming from the bugs environment. This help to decide on what needs to be done I believe. 
3              High definition camera
These help to provide visual information for both the bug and the person monitoring the device. 
4              Radio antenna
This is majorly for receiving remote radio signals from the deplorer. Wonder what the deplorer is? Sit back and read on……..
5              Creeping limbs
These provide locomotive capability. Saving it from been detected……….thanks to it speed of operation.
It is hope to be probably use for cutting into cables primarily for the purpose of taping energy (when it’s about to run out of juice)
6              Infrared sensors
This is use majorly for locating heat source and determination of temperature of other heat related applications. It can also be use for verification of data provided by light sensors for accurate measurement of time
7              Light sensors
Light sensors are used primarily for distinguishing between day and night, location of light source, detection of shadows formed when a person approach it.
8              Thrusters
These are used primarily for providing thrust for flight during deployment and upon completion of mission.
Now let’s go into how the bug will operate……….
The whole device must be deployed to a specific location of interest. These can be done using a system of networked drones cutting the need for satellite monitoring. Upon deployment the bug will be allowed to drop safely with the help of thrusters whose thrust can be adjusted automatically to land the bug at the required location. The bug then use it light sensors to locate an area of darkness before going into it idle state (to prevent it from been detected). At this state the bug automatically prepare it antennas and radio transmitter to connect to it monitoring drone. The monitoring drone then sends information to the control station. The information might include location of bug, audio and visual data sent by bug and request made by bug.
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