Strengthening a knee after injury often require hours on the machines of a hospital or gym. But Constantinos […]
Category Archive: cyborgs
University of Pittsburgh researchers have demonstrated that a monkey can feed itself with a robotic arm simply by […]
I finally found a picture of the “many-legged robot that crawls through intestines” and makes pictures of what […]
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Theodore Berger , a biomedical engineer at the University of Southern California (Los Angeles), wants to understand nerve […]
Jelle Atema, from Boston University and the Marine Biological Laboratory in Woods Hole, wants to “take over” a […]
In an interview,Ray Kurzweil, who helped invent the IT present, explains how humans fit into the IT future: […]
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Sargent Rehabilitation Center in Warwick is testing a device designed to increase the independence of individuals with quadriplegia. […]
Paddy Hartley has created face corsets that alter the shape of the wearer’s face. Through the corsets, the […]
Rats equipped with radios that transmit their brainwaves could soon be helping to locate earthquake survivors buried in […]
Researchers at Boston Retinal Implant Project have conceived a retinal prosthesis which could restore the sight of millions. […]
German Ident Technology AG has developed a possible alternative to short-range communications technologies such as RFID, Bluetooth and […]
The festival for interactive and digital art HALF MACHINE , inspired by the theme “meltage man and machine”, […]
I read about a wacky project in Infogargoyle, didn’t manage to grasp at 100% what it was exactly […]
NY Daily News has a story about the several hundred cyborgs* New Yorkers. In city cyborgs, hardware (a […]
After the double-click and the to-do list, Microsoft has been granted a US patent covering the resistance of […]
A Salt Lake City-based company, Sarcos, has built a robotic suit called “exoskeleton” which allows its wearer to […]
Scientists at Kyoto University are developing microscopic devices that should someday eliminate the jabbing with needles, peeing in […]
Researchers at Human Media Lab, Queen’s University in Canada have developped the ECSGlasses, a new kind of hi-res […]
ISWC ’04 October 31 – November 3, 2004 in Arlington, VA
Travelers landing in Tokyo’s Narita Airport – which has the ambition to be the most technologically advanced in […]
Canadian artist Garnet Hertz is specialized in weird experiments: he equipped a living wireless cockroach equipped with a […]
Roblog is a moblog fed by four robots and a wannabe cyborg Lovely Can’t wait to have wearable […]
Cybernetics, an American company which technology permits the creation of direct and bi-directional interfaces between the brain, nervous […]
The Wi-Fi Bedouin has been conceived “to create a functioning apparatus that meaningful explores notions of physical proximity, […]
call for partecipation Date: 2004 April 12th. Time: 12:00noon to 4pm (a working lunch will be served) Location: […]
The MIT Media Lab Europe in Dublin developped a video game operated directly by the player’s brain activity. […]
Toshiba presented at CeBIT on Friday four new wearble devices concepts: a wristwatch PDA, a Digital Wallet, an […]
Xybernaut develops market leading mobile technology solutions that free users from the constraints of location & working conditions. […]