Amal Graafstra is an O.G. cyborg, known for his TED talks and interviews on international media outlets. But what some people might not know about Amal is that he's also the CEO of Dangerous Things, a company that creates and sells implantable consumer tech.
In just a few years, technology will merge with our bodies in unimaginable ways and push the boundaries of what it is to be human. While medical technology still aims at remediating disabilities, cyborgs strive to something else: a merging of man and machine with the goal of enhancing human capabilities.
Liviu Babitz and his company are turning humans into Cyborgs by giving them a new ability that allows them to sense North.
The Cyborg Foundation aims to put together and empower people that are willing to unite with technology.
Manel Munoz has implanted a new sensory organ that allows him to sense changes in atmospheric pressure.
Neil Harbisson is an artist and a cyborg that has an antenna in his skull that allows him to hear color.
Anastasia Synn is a modern-day cyborg, pushing the limits of technology and her body as well as incorporating her implants into her magic performances.
Justin Worst is a rock climber and archeologist who became a cyborg to get one step closer to his childhood dream.
Grindhouse Wetware is a startup challenging the medical industry to be more radical when it comes to saving lives. Would you become a cyborg to escape an early death?
