Smartie: AI-Based Neural Clip-on Button Activates Key Brain Functions

In this novel an Annapolis couple invent an Ai-based button attached to headgear which activates important brain functions. They enlist IBM engineers to develop the computer code for a chip powered by a small button battery. The chip and battery are encased in quarter coin size Lexan case with energy transmitted when the button is placed against a person's temple. The button can be worn on a wide variety of head gear and energizes neural bundles which control memory and motion and a wide variety of other brain-controlled functions. The book traces the development of the invention from design, through production and trails in medical, military and manufacturing environments. The Smartie is clipped to a wide variety of headgear and changes lives of the young and old. The impact of the invention is extensive from giving Alzheimer's patient's memory and mobility to creating sports heroes. In the end, doctors research other ways the Smartie can affect the body including the heart.