Exploring Paranormal Tech: REM Pods, K2 Meters, and SLS Cameras

In a recent video from The Caffeinated Cryptid w/ Bobby Dizzle, Bobby interviews Janine from Two Faces Paranormal about the engineering and technological side of the paranormal. Janine shares her experience with various paranormal devices, such as the REM pod and K2 meter, and how they work to detect electromagnetic fields and disturbances in the environment. Janine also discusses an experimental device they are working on, which uses two REM pods to act as "yes" and "no" antennas, comparing the two signals with a brain that is still in the early stages of being brought to market. This brain is an Arduino, similar to a Raspberry Pi, and is able to detect temperature changes, humidity, parametric pressure, and movement through an accelerometer. One of the most interesting points of the interview is when Janine talks about the potential for machine learning in the paranormal field. She mentions the use of the SLS camera, which is actually an Xbox 360 or Xbox One camera, and how it can detect entities through the movement of joints. Janine also mentions a lady in Tennessee who used the SLS camera to detect an entity pleasuring itself on a couch, and an old dentist chair that had dental work done on it before anesthesia, where someone kept popping up sitting in it. I am always intrigued by the potential for technology and machine learning in the paranormal field. It's exciting to see how these devices and techniques can be used to detect and understand the presence of entities and otherworldly beings. I encourage all of our readers to check out the full video on The Caffeinated Cryptid w/ Bobby Dizzle's YouTube channel and see for themselves the fascinating insights that Janine from Two Faces Paranormal has to share.