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|Sungho Jin
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This application claims the benefit of U.S. Provisional Application Ser. No. 60/405,561 filed by S. Jin on Aug. 23, 2002, which application is incorporated herein by reference.
The present invention relates to lithography and, in particular, to electron beam lithography utilizing micro-electro-mechanical-systems (MEMS) devices. The invention is particularly useful in nanoscale lithography.
Nanoscale fabrication technologies are crucial for construction of new nanoscale devices and systems as well as for manufacturing the next generation of higher-density semiconductor devices. Conventional e-beam lithography with single-line writing is inherently slow and costly. Projection e-beam lithography technology, sometimes called SCALPEL, is disclosed in Berger et al., U.S. Pat. Nos. 5,701,014 and 5,079,112 and in Gaston, U.S. Pat. No. 5,532,496. Projection e-beam lithography can expose about 1 cm2 in an exposure time of <1 second, but it is too slow for manufacturing. The technique also requires special stencil masks and has a relatively poor resolution of several tens of nanometers.
Two-dimensional, x-y addressable array of electron field emission sources include the cold tip cathode array by C. A. Spindt, C. E. Holland, A. Rosengreen, and I. Brodie in "Field emitter array development for high frequency operation," J. Vac. Sci. Technol. B, vol. 11, pp. 468–473, 1993 and the nanotube field emission display cathodes described by W. B. Choi, et al., in "Carbon-Nanotube Based Field-Emission Displays for Large Area and Color Applications", Journal of Information Display, Vol. 1, No. 1, p. 59, December 2000. In theory, such arrays may be used to achieve simultaneous e-beam writing. However, it would be impractical to make each cold cathode structure sufficiently small (on the order of ˜10 nanometers) to achieve the resolution of the current e-beam lithography. Even if such a nanoscale cathode structure could be fabricated, the number of cathode cells and associated lead wires required for x-y addressing would be astronomical. To carry out two-dimensional e-beam lithography on a 12 inch diameter wafer, it would take ˜1014 cathodes and wire connections. Accordingly there is need for a new lithography approach which can pattern a wider area with higher throughput and higher resolution.
In accordance with the present invention, apparatus for performing electron beam lithography on selected portions of a substrate having a resist covered surface comprises a plurality of nanoscale electron emitters for emitting directional beams of electrons and, for each emitter, a directional control element to direct the emitted beam toward the selected portions. In a preferred embodiment the emitters comprise carbon nanotubes, and the directional control elements comprise micro-electro-mechanical disks in a two-dimensional array. In an alternative embodiment the directional control elements are electrodes.
The nature, advantages and various additional features of the invention will appear more fully upon consideration of the illustrative embodiments now to be described in detail with the accompanying drawings. In the drawings:
It is to be understood that the drawings are for purposes of illustrating the concepts of the invention and are not to scale.
The present invention provides a micro-electrical-mechanical system (MEMS) arrangement to bring up the cathode cell size to a more practical range while maintaining the ˜10 nm scale resolution in two-dimensional e-beam writing, The lithography apparatus is comprised of subdivided MEMS cells. A movable MEMS component in each MEMS cell is actuated, e.g., electrostatically or magnetically, to tilt/rotate three-dimensionally so that the electron trajectory from a nanoscale field emitter attached to it (e.g., nanowire or nanotube cold cathode) can be scanned over the entire cell area, e.g., 10 micrometer diameter of square area. By nanoscale emitter is meant an emitter having extents of less than a micrometer in at least two of the three dimensions.
Referring to the drawings,
The movable disk 13 can be of any shape (e.g., circular, square, or triangular). The tilting of movable disk 13 in each cell, and hence the trajectory of field emitted electrons from the nano emitter 14 attached on the movable disk, is controlled to any desired angle by applying a varying intensity of electric fields to electrodes 17 located adjacent the disk. Such a technology for tilting MEMS movable components has been established in recent years. See U.S. Pat. No. 6,201,631 by Greywall (Mar. 13, 2001), U.S. Pat. No. 6,028,689 by Michalicek et al. (Feb. 22, 2000), and U.S. Pat. No. 5,629,790 by Neukermans et al. (Mar. 13, 1997), all three of which are incorporated herein by reference.
The preferred electron emitters 14 are carbon nanotubes. Carbon nanotubes are powerful electron field emitters (See Zhu, et al, "Large Current Density from Carbon Nanotube field Emitters", Applied Physics Letters, Vol.75, No. 6, p. 873, August 1999). The electrons emitted from the tips of carbon nanotubes are utilized, according to this invention, for the two-dimensional e-beam lithography. Since the field emission of electrons is most effective in vacuum where collisions with atoms or ions are minimized, the lithography apparatus is preferably operated at a vacuum level typically used for field emission display.
The MEMS structure illustrated in
On each movable disk 13 is disposed a single electron field emitter 14 as a source of a scanning e-beam 15. The field emitter 14 is preferably a carbon nanotube, but nanowires, sharp tips such as patterned silicon tips, and emitters of negative electron affinity material such as CVD diamond are not excluded. Carbon nanotubes grown on silicon pyramid tips may also be used. See U.S. Pat. No. 6,401,526 by Dai et al. (Jun. 11, 2002), which is incorporated herein by reference. To maintain high resolution with a minimal waste of space on the device surface, the nano emitter can be grown directly on the surface of the disk 13 by utilizing nano-patterned nucleation (or catalyst) sites. Even a single nanotube is capable of providing emission current density as high as ˜108 A/cm2.
While a simple diode structure consisting of a cathode (e.g., the nanotube field emitter 14) and an anode (the object 16 to be e-beam lithographed) can be adapted, easier control of electron emission is provided by a triode structure including a gate electrode near the cathode. A gate aperture placed near the tip of carbon nanotubes for ease of extracting the electrons, may also be combined with additional electrode layers stacked to serve as optical lenses for e-beam focusing. Either electrostatic or magnetic focusing may be utilized.
The e-beam can also be directed using only electronic controls, without any moving parts. In this alternative embodiment, the gate 30 and/or the focusing lens 31 can be used as a steering electrode to alter the beam direction.
The preferred field emitter 14 is a single nanotube for each cell 11. The single emitter is preferred to a multiplicity of nanotubes to minimize beam spread and perpendicular momentum. A multiple nanotube configuration, while easier to fabricate than the single nanotube, is likely to complicate the electron optics design because of the spread in energy and momentum. However multiple nanotubes could be used if secondary emission material were placed along the electron path to facilitate focussing.
The desired size of each MEMS cell can be determined based on the needs for high throughput weighed against the complexity of fabricating many small cells. If each of the cells in the proposed two-dimensional e-beam lithography tools is designed as 1 (micrometer)2 in size, the total number of the MEMS cells would be ˜1011. The time required to nano pattern the whole surface of a 12 inch wafer would then be only ˜0.01 sec. This is assuming a 10 nm e-beam writing spot size and an exposure time of 1 microsec/spot. If a throughput slower than 0.01 sec/wafer is acceptable, the cell size design can be increased. If one uses a (10 micrometer)2 cell size, which is a more practical and manufacturable dimension, the number of cells on a 12 inch wafer would then be reduced by two orders of magnitude to ˜109. This would then take ˜1 second to complete e-beam lithography on a 12 inch wafer. Since only a portion of the 12 inch wafer would actually be written, the more realistic estimate of lithography time would be more like ˜0.1 second/wafer. Of course, if the cell size is increased further to ˜100 micrometer2, it would take ˜100 seconds/wafer (or more realistically, ˜10 seconds/wafer). Another compromise that can be considered is to build the two-dimensional e-beam lithography tool in a 2 inch2 size, and carry out the nano patterning stepwise on a 2 inch2 areas. With a 10 micrometer2 MEMS cell, this tool can pattern a 12 inch wafer in ˜25 seconds.
The inventive two-dimensional e-beam lithography technique can thus provide a high manufacturing throughput without special masks such as those used for projection e-beam lithography. Unlike the projection e-beam lithography, the inventive technique can generate any image on the resist layer material via control of the MEMS cells.
The e-beam lithography device can also be used as a direct-writing tool on metal, ceramic or polymer substrates.
NSOM is a type of microscopy where a sub-wavelength light source is used as a scanning probe. The probe is scanned over a surface at a few nanometers above the surface. The NSOM probe typically has a small aperture on the end of a tapered, aluminum-coated optical fiber. By illuminating a sample with the "near-field" of the light source, optical images can be resolved with resolution well beyond the usual "diffraction limit" (typically about 50 nm). The principles of NSOM microscopy are described in an article by E. Betzig and J. K. Trautman, Science 257, 189 (1992).
Another application of the e-beam apparatus is scanning an array of e-beam sources together. This is schematically illustrated in
It can now be seen that a device for exposing selected portions of a surface to electrons comprises a plurality of nanoscale electron emitters. By nanoscale is meant that at least two of three dimensions of the emitter are less than a micron. Each emitter is oriented for emitting a directional beam of electrons toward the surface, and a directional control element is associated with each emitter to control the direction of the emitted beam toward the selected portions of the surface. Preferably the nanoscale electron emitters are disposed in a linear or two-dimensional array of MEMS cells.
The directional control element can be a movable support element for a nanoscale emitter. Control of the orientation of the support element controls the direction of the emitted beam. Alternatively, the directional control-element can comprise a plurality of electrodes adjacent an emitter. The voltages applied to respective electrodes control the direction of the beam.
The nanoscale electron emitters can be nanotubes (hollow), nanowires (solid), pointed emitting bodies, or bodies of negative electron affinity material.
In an advantageous embodiment a nanoscale emitter is disposed on a movably mounted MEMS disc, and electrical control controls the orientation of the MEMS disc. The orientation of the MEMS disc can be controlled by electrostatic, magnetic, piezoelectric or thermal actuation.
In an advantageous arrangement for performing electron beam lithography, a device described above exposes selected portions of a surface comprising an electron beam resist. Alternatively, for direct writing lithography, the device exposes a material which is locally melted or ablated by an electron beam.
The invention may also be considered as a method of exposing selected portions of a surface to electrons comprising the steps of providing an array of nanoscale electron emitters, inducing electron beams from one or more of the emitters; and separately controlling the directions of the beams from the emitters to direct the beams to the selected portions of the surface. The beam directions can be controlled by separately controlling the orientations of the nanoscale emitters or by deflecting the individual emitted beams. For a lithographic method, the beams are directed to selected portions of an electron resist layer or to a surface that can be melted or ablated by an electron beam.
It is understood that the above-described embodiments are illustrative of only a few of the many possible specific embodiments which can represent applications of the invention. Numerous and varied other arrangements can be made by those skilled in the art without departing from the spirit and scope of the invention.
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SABIC was founded in 1976 and operates globally in more than 44 countries in the world. The company is estimated to have more than 33,000 employees all over the world (Sabic.com, 2012). The organisational structure of SABIC includes a total of six different business units, namely Chemicals, Performance Chemicals, Polymers, Fertilizers, Innovative Plastics and Metals. All these business units are engaged in the production of four product types, namely Chemicals which includes Performance Chemicals, Fertilizers, Metals and Plastics which includes Innovative Plastics and Polymers (Companydatabase.org, 2009). For the year 2011, SABIC recorded a net profit equalling SR 29 billion and its annual turnover for the year was SR 129 billion. PEST Analysis Political The government of Saudi Arabia follows a system of monarchy. No political party is officially recognised in the country. Holy Quran is considered to be the constitution of Saudi Arabia and Sharia (Islamic Law) forms the basis for its governance. A central government has been developed by the kings of Saudi Arabia. A wide range of powers are concentrated in the hands of the king of Saudi Arabia. Political reforms have been initiated in the country with the formation of Shura or National Constitutive Council. ...
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Cabernet and Merlot are Washington's most serious and successful varieties, with Syrah rapidly increasing in popularity thanks to the efforts of some talented newcomers. Red wine is generally growing as a percentage of total production of premium wines, even if Riesling still has considerable commercial importance.
Most of Washington's grapes are grown in the desert east of the Cascade mountains, in the Columbia and Yakima River Valleys, where annual rainfall is so low that the vineyards must be irrigated. The vines in Washington benefit from long daylight hours during the summer, and a longer growing season than California (grapes are usually picked well into October). Although daytime temperatures can be quite hot, frequently surpassing 100 degrees, generally cool September nights allow the grapes to retain healthy acidity, resulting in wines with noteworthy intensity of varietal character. The greatest threat to grape-growing in Washington is winter frost, which can sometimes be severe enough to kill vines, as it did during the winters of 1996 and 2004.
One of the more versatile red grapes in the world, Grenache thrives in southern France and Spain (where it is known as Garnacha). Ranging in style from light and fruity to deep, brooding and intense; the grape also suits a variety of ambitions: Grenache can be used in inexpensive wines that offer immediate satisfaction, but it is also successful in barrel-aged, cellar-worthy wines that don't come cheaply.
Grenache vines tend to perform best in dry and hot growing regions. For example, in the southern Rhone, Grenache is the dominant grape in the appellation of Chateauneuf-du-Pape, which has emerged within the last decade as one of the "hottest" categories in the North American market. These wines are generally 75-80 percent Grenache, generally with some Syrah and Mourvedre blended in to provide color, spiciness, and complexity. Even in the space of this one appellation, we find that wines range from restrained middleweight entries to low-alcohol, high-acid powerhouses that ooze ripe fruit. The latter wines are responsible for much of the current attention being paid to the area. For rich, Grenache-dominated wines, look to bottlings from Clos du Caillou, Deomaine de Marcoux, and Chateau Rayas.
Elsewhere in the Rhone Valley, many wines produced under the Cotes du Rhone appellation are also dominated by Grenache. Compared to Chateauneuf-du-Pape, these wines are significantly less expensive and can't compare with regard to richness and intensity. Still, we can recommend the more interesting entries on their own merits: bright fruit flavors and immediacy. Look to Chateau Pesquie and Chateau de Segries.
Further down the Mediterranean, Grenache (or, rather, Garancha) shines in the up-and-coming Spanish region of Priorat. In this rugged, rocky area in Catalonia, ancient vineyards have recently been upgraded, and production has shifted from bulk wines to high-quality bottlings. These wines are either 100 percent Garancha, or they also have some Carignane blended in. Expect inky wines with both sweetness and spice. We like the offerings from Cellar Vall Llach and Clos Erasmus.
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There are many references to G&S music dotted around popular culture. Here is our little list that you may have heard of in Television Stage Music and Film. Various G&S songs are also widely used as a basis for other amusing comedy (on ID cards, computers).
Conviction (5.01)
Gunn is given the entire knowledge of the law and the complete works of Gilbert and Sullivan through telepathy.
HMS Yakko (#3) (see http://www2.cruzio.com~keeper/00.html#7 for more details). Uses parodies of songs including:
Atonement (4.05)
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Abner Brown sings "Take a pair of sparkling eyes", from Gondoliers
The Talons of Weng Chiang A couple of bars of the opening of The Mikado can be heard in this one, despite its accompanying a Chinese themed magic show rather than Japanese.
Ghost Light The line "I'm a man of property" is spoken, taken from Patience
Cape Feare (9.22)
And It's Surely To Their Credit (2.05)
Cast spends time arguing whether 'He's an Englishman' is from Pirates or Pinafore, culminating in their decorating a new employee's office in G&S posters and singing 'He is an Englishman'
Sam Seaborn, Deputy Communications Director for the White House, used to be Recording Secretary for the Princeton University Gilbert and Sullivan Society.
Mandatory Minimums (1.20)
Sam: "He's trying to practice on my...my..."
Toby: "Credulous simplicity?"
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King: "Am I to understand that, to save his contemptible life, he dared to practice on our credulous simplicity?"
Lord John Marbury (1.11)
CJ: "The Earl of Sherbourne, he is the great great grandson of a former Viceroy and for thirteen years served as the Queen's minster to either India or Pakistan. Lord Marbury is here to counsel the President, and if you think this is all starting to sound like a Gilbert and Sullivan operetta, I don't blame you a bit"
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President Bartlet describes Will Bailey's father, the NATO Supreme Commander of the Allied Forces, as "the very model of a modern Major General, referring to the song from Pirates.
Features a G&S-like patter song, 'Speed Test', which borrows from the Ruddigore song 'It Doesn't Matter'
Uses I Am the Very Model of a Modern Major General 'The Pirates of Penzance'
Harold Abrahams is a big G&S fan in the film. He sings "With Catlike Tread" (Pirates) as a party piece, and "For He Is An Englishman" (Pinafore) playing while he receives his medal. "Three Little Maids" (Mikado) is also heard.
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The absolutely fabulous, completely surreal Dick Deadeye the movie, written and produced by Ronald Searle. Almost the most wacky G&S related thing we've ever seen. A complete review of the plot can be found here.
Various G&S characters float on and off, but the plot bears little resemblence to anything but an acid trip...
If you want to know who we are (The Mikado)
Selections from The Pirates of Penzance
Selections from HMS Pinafore
I Am the Very Model of a Modern Major General from (The Pirates of Penzance)
This very poor early Keanu Reeves vehicle, where a group of high school students are putting on a production of HMS Pinafore when one of them ruins the party by committing suicide. Towards the end, there's a scene where the character playing Josephine (in the play within the film) is about to sing the gorgeous "Sorry her lot who loves too well", when she breaks off and sings some absolutely dismal pop tune instead as a tribute to him.
When I Was a Lad (HMS Pinafore)
Extract from The Pirates of Penzance
Three little maids from school are we (The Mikado)
When Marion bids Sallah goodbye, she kisses him several times, then he sings "A British Tar Is a Soaring Soul, As Free as a Mountain Bird" (HMS Pinafore)
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We're Called Gondolieri (The Gondoliers)
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Ah, leave me not to pine (The Pirates of Penzance)
I Am the Very Model of a Modern Major General (The Pirates of Penzance)


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EPS NPD and EPS HEPP – prize calls
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Nuclear Physics Division Prizes
One of the main objectives of the Nuclear Physics Division [NPD] of the EPS is to assist and stimulate the advancement and the dissemination of knowledge in nuclear physics.
One activity to achieve this objective are the three prestigious prizes awarded in recognition of excellence in nuclear science and physics for both the younger generation (PhD prize) and for experienced researchers (Lise Meitner prize). The IBA prize prize is specifically awarded for nuclear physics applications.
PhD Prize
A PhD prize is awarded every 3 years at the European Nuclear Physics Conference, where the winner has the chance to present a Plenary talk on their work. The call for the next PhD prize can be found here.
The deadline for applications is 1 January 2015 and the prize will be awarded during the NPD Conference in Groningen, Netherlands, next September: http://www.eunpc2015.org/information/index.shtml
In addition to declaring a winner, given the typically high standard of the nominations for the PhD thesis prize, a "Special Mention" has often been given to runners-up who are invited to give a shorter talk in one of the conference subject-specific parallel sessions.
IBA Prize
This prize is awarded in odd years for Applied Nuclear Science and Nuclear Methods Medicine and it is sponsored by IBA.
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The most recent IBA Prize winner was Prof. Durante in 2013 and was celebrated at a ceremony on 7 June 2013 during the International Nuclear Physics Conference [INPC], held in Florence, Italy.
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EPS High Energy Particle Physics Division
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Wednesday at a Young Southeast Asian Leaders Initiative (YSEALI) town hall in Luang Prabang, Laos, Obama said Americans can be "lazy" because we act as if we are bigger and better than others. Obama argues that we act so big we think "We don't have to know anything about other people."
Obama said, "You know I believe that the United States is and can be a great force for good in the world but because we are such a big country we haven't always had to know about other parts of the world. If you are in Laos you need to know about Thailand and China and Cambodia because you are a small country and they are right next door and you need to know who they are. If you are in the United States sometimes you can feel lazy and think, 'You know we are so big we don't have to really know anything about other people.' And that's part of what I'm trying to change."
This isn't the first time Obama has insulted Americans while abroad. During his visit to Malaysia last November, he said Republicans were helping ISIS. So if Obama thinks we are all lazy and uninformed, tell me what's to like about Barack Obama? When you consider his long list of failures and laziness, you come up with this list:
- He has spent more in his nearly four years in office than all the previous presidents combined, adding trillions to the national debt
- He has given us a health care program that is bankrupting this nation
- He has expanded benefits to illegal aliens and increased welfare rolls at heightened rates
- He would rather appear on a television talk show than meet with world leaders
- He doesn't have the backbone to stand up to our enemies
- He failed to take a firm stand against the Libyan insurgents who beat and murdered our ambassador in Benghazi, and it took him nearly two weeks to acknowledge it was a terrorist attack. Where is the outrage?
- He disrespects our military in every single way imaginable
- He hasn't done much in the past four years except play golf and fly around campaigning for other corrupt Democrats
- He enjoys little or no respect from world leaders, many of whom think he is a joke not to be taken seriously
- His position on Israel is undeniable: he hates Israel
- He thinks he can "talk" to the powers that be in Iran and make everything better, yet pays them billions in taxpayer money for a ransom
- What happened to transparency in his administration? How many more lies have come out about his administration and the awful deals he makes with other countries?
The list goes on and on. Is this really the type of person you want in the White House? I surely don't, but do you? Because Hillary Clinton will be a spinning version of Obama. She will be Obama 2.0.
How many reasons do you need to prove that Hillary Clinton would make a really horrible president? We can think of 1 really good one, Benghazi. Need anything else added to that? Letting four Americans die and lying to Congress to cover it all up should tell you all you need to know about Hillary, but let's not forget she is married to Bill Clinton and all his host of scandals and lies. Does America really want that man back in the White House? Or her?
The thought of the Clinton's occupying the People's House again is enough to make anyone uneasy, but there are millions of undecided voters. Reports are there are more "undecided" voters this election than there were in 2012, so we need articles like this shared to gain as many votes as possible.
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Scrappy String Quilt Project
Sometimes I have a need to sew, but I don't know what to make so I just make UFO's. The other day I saw this gorgeous scrappy stripped-piece purse (shown below) and fell in love with the scrapiness. AmandaJean strips beautifully, wouldn't you say? Stuff a dollar in that lady's purse! I tend to use florals when stripping, but I wanted something bright and bold for a change. I also like her vertical quilting. That's how I quilt the tote bags I make, but I do wavy lines so I don't need to be anal about straight lines.
I decided to use AJ's purse for inspiration. I already had my scraps out for making hexies… another one of my gotta-sew-but-don't-know-what-to-make projects. I started making strip sets about 14″ long. It's easier to handle in short lengths. It also doesn't commit me to any specific block size. My cut strip pieces are nothing shorter than 5″ long and I try to keep them between 1″ and nothing more that 1-1/2″ wide. Anything wider and it looks less strippy and more blocky.
Last night I laid them out on the floor and I was really surprised that it looked pretty decent. I was worried I'd have too much repetition in the fabrics because this is truly a scrap project. I didn't go out and buy anything new.
This is going to be a baby quilt. I'm going to add an 8th row and trim each set to 4-1/2″ wide. That will make a finished 32″ wide piece. Oh, but wait…
Instead of sewing all the strip sets together, I'm going to put a bright red 1″ (finished) sashing between each vertical row and add a 1″ border. That will make it 41″ wide and that's perfect for a full WOF backing.
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Microchip implant ahead of iPhone 6 release
With a wave of his left hand, Ben Slater can open his front door, turn on the lights and will soon be able to start his car. Without even a touch he can link to databases containing limitless information, including personal details such as names, addresses and health records.
The digital advertising director has joined a small number of Australians who have inserted microchips into their skin to be at the cutting edge of the next stage of the evolution of technology.
Slater was prompted to be implanted in anticipation of the iPhone 6 release on September 9.
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"I have always been fascinated by the next step in technology and where we are going with it. And I'm an Apple nut.
"My wife thinks I'm crazy. But I am just a family dude who has some crazy ideas and stuff."
In October 2004, the US Food and Drug Administration approved the marketing of a microchip implantable under the skin of humans for medical identification. It had already been used to tag pets.
Since then, the potential for information storage, security access and tracking has become endless. It is thought that implantable microchips, if they were to ever become popular in use, would form a part of the cashless society.
Critics, however, have highlighted unproven cancer fears and security risks from third parties accessing personal information or tracking individuals.
Some Christian groups also believe the implantation of chips may be the fulfillment of the "mark of the beast", prophesied to be a requirement for buying and selling, and a key element of the Book of Revelation. They have targeted Slater's work Facebook page since he posted the video of the implant procedure.
However, the technology lover, out on the new frontier, is unperturbed.
"[I think the implants] opens the real possibility of the 'enhanced human'," Slater said.
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