#PI# Memory Dust - Detailed ConceptCore Technology: Memory dust consists of nanoparticles sized 10-50 nanometers, each equipped with quantum sensors, microcameras, and processors. The particles float in air using electrostatic repulsion and can remain active for 6-12 months before biodegrading.How it Works:Dust is "seeded" throughout a room using a special distributorEach particle records a fragment of the scene from its angle - sound, light, temperature, chemical tracesParticles communicate with each other creating a network that reconstructs a 360° image of eventsData is stored in quantum memory and can be accessed through neurointerface or holographic projectorsCapabilities:"Time portals" - step into a room and see what happened there last weekEmotional imprints - dust detects pheromones and stress hormones, preserving the "feelings" of a spaceSelective playback - you can "filter" memories by person, time, or emotionShared memories - multiple people can simultaneously experience the same spatial memoryEthical Challenges:Who owns the memories of your house when you move in?Is there a "right to be forgotten" for spaces?What about intimate moments that were inadvertently recorded?Practical Applications:Solving crimes through "testimony" from roomsPreserving family moments in the homeHistorical reconstructions of significant locationsTherapeutic use - re-experiencing positive memories