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Perhaps the most prolific of biohacking-DIY communities are Pittsburg-based Grindhouse wetware. The group was formed in 2012 and consists, according to their own web sites of programmers, engineers bilbesiktning göteborg and enthusiasts. They are also behind the forum biohack.me. How it thus when the guys at Grindhouse wetware is home alone. Photo: Enno Park (Flickr CC)
The hackers in Grindhouse wetware refers to himself as "grinders", and has recently put itself on the map by appearing in news reports from both The Verge and Vice Magazine. The projects so far ranging from the little innocent 'Thinking Cap v1.0 ", a cap with built-in electronics that uses electrical impulses stimulate different parts of the brain. A giant implant that sends SMS
A few notches bilbesiktning göteborg up on the DIY scale are the project "circadian" ones. Circadian is a circuit board with various components that are able to measure the body temperature, taking care of these data, and via bluetooth send them to the world. Circadian can also "communicate" with the outside world via flashing LED lights. The implant circadian. Photo: grindhousewetware.com bilbesiktning göteborg
One of the simplest forms of biohacking guys in Grindhouse wetware pursuits with the operation of a neodymium magnet in your fingertip. The aim of this magnet is that by using the body to recognize electromagnetic fields.
The Verge's Ben Popper decided bilbesiktning göteborg to even operate a magnet in your fingertip. A process according to him was very very painful. The result you can see in the excellent video report from The Verge:
Kevin Warwick is Professor of Cybernetics at the University of Reading bilbesiktning göteborg in England, and by the time people in this field. Warwick operated by 1998 a simple RFID transmitter under the skin and used this to control doors, lights, heaters, and other computer-controlled bilbesiktning göteborg devices.
Warwick is perhaps best known for his "Project Cyborg", which he has implanted a computer chip in his own arm, with the aim of "becoming a cyborg." bilbesiktning göteborg Kevin Warwick. Photo: Erwin Boogert (CC) Kevin Warwick. Photo: Erwin Boogert bilbesiktning göteborg (CC)
Using this data chip he could connect his own hand to a computer and thereby control a robotic hand via the web. His TEDx-lecture Cyborg Interfaces are very interesting for those of us who may not know the strongest lure the DIY section of biohacking.
I love computers and anything technology does for us but the thought of a computer or the like under the skin I think is a bit nasty. Among other things due. pain that seems to be there by getting it in and also any discomfort of having it there. And then you come to the updates and external communication. Not to mention hacking, it's bad enough that cell phones, laptops and desk tops are vulnerable.
Not interesting, and these implants and the chips have found since WW2. German researchers found that here a long time ago and was sent to the United States. By 2017, all America's citizens chip in his arm, and they must take the chip due. that's how they get health insurance. Is not it strange that all Norwegians have a bump on my arm after BCG vaccine and other vaccines? These are small, and most likely, most ones here.
The first transistoiren came first in 1947. It took many years before we got the first integrated circuits which in turn opened the first computer chips, so it's totally wrong to say that such chips have been around since World War 2. Only well into the 60's things start to happen.
The new now is to put that kind of chips with nanorobots small as insects. They have no battery, but uses air temperature as an energy source. Have you not thought that there are strikingly more "mosquito" in summer than in winter, and that these "bugs" gets on your skin? An almost imperceptible stings, which leaves a small red bump. The ball disappears after a while, it is a sign that the chip has started sending signals. The more of these you have, the more information they send the body. Temperature bilbesiktning göteborg (as shown in the article above), diseases of the blood and who knows ..... maybe nerve signals? Thoughts are nerve signals that can be perceived by the electronics. I only mention it.
I know today's girls are implanted P-stakes arm. But when it comes to Microchip's when it starts to go I think. In the future, then it becomes bilbesiktning göteborg well as on film that we are controlled up and down and out of the authorities via the operated chips.
It's probably only a matter of time before we engage us directly at nervesysystemet. Not only to send control signals but also to receive sanseinn