Voice-to-Skull (V2K) Technologies: Scientific Evidence, Technical Proposals, Reported Experiences, and Investigative Standards
EYEHEART INTELLIGENCE™ Voice-to-Skull (V2K) Technologies: Scientific Evidence, Technical Proposals, Reported Experiences, and Investigative Standards Prepared by: EyeHeart Intelligence™ Research areas: Auditory neuroscience, pulsed radiofrequency energy, proposed RF auditory communication, neural interfaces, defense research, medical assessment, forensic investigation, and human rights. 1. EXECUTIVE SUMMARY “Voice-to-skull” (V2K) is a term used in public discussion to describe alleged or proposed technologies intended to make a person perceive speech without a conventional, identifiable acoustic source. The term is not a standardized medical diagnosis and does not refer to one universally verified device. It is used in discussions of microwave auditory effects, radiofrequency (RF) hearing, patents proposing RF-based auditory communication, military technology, and reports of internally perceived voices. A comprehensive examination must distinguish five categories: Demonst...