Directed Energy is encouraging the public to become a part of the 'Voices of Humanity' project. People will be able to send their thoughts, movies, images and even their DNA into space on the 'Humanity Chip,' essentially becoming a time capsule. According to ReleaseWire, "The team developed the idea as a way of 'taking humanity' on their long term development program for a NASA supported directed energy mission study."
The goal of the campaign is to place the Humanity Chip onto a spacecraft and launch it into space on increasingly complex missions. Interested consumers can be a part of it all by helping to fund the project on the company's Kickstarter website. Eventually, 'Voices of Humanity' will also offer a 'Beam Me Up' mode that will allow consumers to relay their data to a specific place in space, for example, the Moon.
What Makes This Trend Stand Out
- Space-based Time Capsules
- The 'Voices of Humanity' project is creating opportunities for individuals to send their thoughts, movies, images, and DNA into space, effectively creating space-based time capsules.
- Directed Energy Missions
- The 'Voices of Humanity' project is part of a NASA-supported directed energy mission study, presenting potential disruptive innovation opportunities in directed energy missions.
- Crowdfunding for Space Projects
- The 'Voices of Humanity' project is utilizing crowdfunding on Kickstarter to fund its space missions, showcasing the growing trend of crowdfunding for space projects.
Sectors Adopting This
- Space Exploration
- The 'Voices of Humanity' project is disrupting the space exploration industry by offering consumers the chance to send personal data into space and potentially revolutionize our understanding of the cosmos.
- Technology
- The 'Voices of Humanity' project demonstrates the potential for disruptive innovation in the technology industry, where advanced data storage and transmission methods can be applied to space missions.
- Crowdfunding
- The 'Voices of Humanity' project highlights the use of crowdfunding platforms like Kickstarter as a disruptive innovation opportunity to raise funds for space ventures.
