While this isn’t the first time magnet implants have been mentioned here on Hackaday, [The Thought Emporium] did a phenomenal job of gathering the scattered data from blogs, forum posts ...

Here's another look at Harbisson's antennas In 2010, Harbisson cofounded the Cyborg Foundation that supports other people who either need or want a tech implant. A documentary about Harbisson won ...

Yet, My Husband, the Cyborg isn’t a condemnation of technological ambition. Cappellaro doesn’t frame Cohen as a villain or ...

The implant, about the size of a large coin ... Some sort of futuristic cyborg… it's not super far away, but 10-15 years, that kind of thing." Details about the surgery for the second patient ...

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That's because Neil Harbisson is a cyborg who can hear color. In 2004, Neil convinced a doctor to implant into his skull an antenna that detects and transposes colors into corresponding tones ...

Here, five people explain how their implants and body hacks affect the way they experience life. Neil is an artist and cyborg activist who has an antenna implanted in his skull. Born with ...

Take on hords of enemies with your cybernetic implants in Kiborg, set to be released for PC and consoles at the end of April ...

His wife, Irena also put an implant into her body, and with that can control the device in his arm. He wrote a book, "I, Cyborg" about his work and his implants. Tim Cannon had a Fitbit-like ...