Analog FM Radio and Carrier Aerial Platform Communication System with Two-Way Neuroacoustic Stimulation Capabilities for Disaster Search and Rescue Operations

Abstract

The invention relates to an integrated stimulation and communication system that injects focus-enhancing Beta / Gamma frequencies into the FM radio voice line of personnel working in disaster areas, while simultaneously emitting metabolism-slowing Theta waves to victims under the rubble. Using a completely analog circuit architecture (400), the system operates with zero latency without the need for any software processor. Data from gas (201) and seismic (202) sensors autonomously injects an analog siren tone into the radio line when the defined danger threshold is exceeded. The carrier aerial platform (100), operating with an uninterruptible power cable (500) at an altitude of 30-50 meters, is characterized by an acoustic shadow plate (102) that dampens engine noise and a parabolic dish antenna (103) that provides contactless listening. The operation is managed via a software-free analog ground station (600) that provides immunity to cyberattacks.