I'm not sure that a mention of a finger magnet and a single "grinder" who temporarily had some body sensors qualifies as a whole cutting-edge transhuman movemen

I'm not sure that a mention of a finger magnet and a single "grinder" who temporarily had some body sensors qualifies as a whole cutting-edge transhuman movement in Pittsburgh. It's certainly interesting to reflect on the possibilities and to marvel at those quirky enough to experiment on themselves. But this article seems more like a basic review of sci-fi from the last 60 years rather than a peek into the transhuman movement, to whatever extent such a thing actually exists.