DARPA patents a new system designed to detect genetic engineering in bioweapons by analyzing DNA sequences as data packets. The technology, developed by RTX BBN Technologies, aims to identify engineered threats in real-time.
The Pentagon's research agency, DARPA, has patented a system developed by RTX BBN Technologies designed to detect genetic engineering in bioweapons by analyzing DNA sequences as data packets.
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