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Category: transhumanism
27 September 2011

Smartphone as prosthesis

06 January 2010

Thought-to-text

03 January 2010

“We’re stimulating areas of the retina that are downstream from the rod and cone cells… [to] directly send impulses to the brain.”

26 October 2009

Hand prosthesis with sensitive fingertips

24 April 2009

USB finger

08 February 2009

"Me using my magnetic implant…

28 September 2008

Targeted reinnervation

05 June 2008

Implants for magnetic sensitivity

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