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News Release from: Learning Light | Subject: Prolifola e-Learning 3.0 system
Edited by the Manufacturingtalk Editorial
Team on 03 April 2006
E-learning research breakthrough
announced
Following successful trials with Japanese neural networks company, Hitokuchi Hanashi, Learning Light has announced the availability of its e-Learning 3.0 system, Prolifola.
Following successful trials with Japanese neural networks company, Hitokuchi Hanashi, Learning Light - the non-profit organisation that helps to build relationships between learning technology researchers, suppliers, buyers and learners - has announced the availability of its groundbreaking, e-Learning 3.0 system, Prolifola The Prolifola system is offered in both a headband or wristband version, which users wear during the working day
This article was originally published on Manufacturingtalk on 9 Jun 2006 at 8.00am (UK)
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Each head- or wristband contains a small microchip which is hardwired with all company information and knowledge.
The close proximity of this microchip to human skin provides an extension to the body's existing neural network and means that the brain has immediate and automatic access to the knowledge base stored on the chip.
Additionally, as the Prolifola system is based on the ZigBee standard (which allows disparate networks to interoperate), this provides the opportunity to build a collective, organisational consciousness.
Prolifola chips can be remotely and wirelessly updated with new company products, communications, and so on and, of course, Prolifola head- and wristbands can be customised with corporate logos at a small extra cost.
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