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It seems as though wearables like watches can already incorporate directional sensors and pretty much anything else that one might imagine. This product isn't
by blisterpeanuts 10y ago
It seems as though wearables like watches can already incorporate directional sensors and pretty much anything else that one might imagine.
This product isn't really an implant. A "pierceable", perhaps.
My guess is, this gadget is probably going to appeal mainly to the techno body modification crowd. In other words, a rather limited market, for now.
Medical applications are where implants will eventually shine: glucose level monitors for diabetics, for example.
- LiviuBabitz 10y agoHi there, Liviu from Cyborg Nest. Thnx for this! Yes, this is not a full implant, because at this stage we saw the mind change as the important thing and less the body change. This is somehow still a limited market in general, we do hope to do the best and try to bring technology integration into the mainstream, the world is ready. Here for anything else, Cheers!
- patternmaster 10y agoHi Liviu,How does the implant communicate with the user's mind?For example, does it vibrate like a smartphone?Thanks,Oren