bionics

• What if Bionics Were Better?

  "In science fiction, advanced bionics that not only replace but surpass human potential are often treated as a given. Although today's technologies come nowhere close to that ideal, it's increasi

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  saved at 25.09.2006, by PaulRaven, 1 User, more info

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• Neuron News :: The Latest on Neurotechnology from Dynamic Patterns

  Neuron News is a realistic commentary news jounal covering the insanely exciting developments in neurotechnology and neuroscience.

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  saved at 07.09.2008, by mike56784, 1 User, more info

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• HAL-5 robotic suit ready for mass production

  "Having already assisted a paralyzed individual (almost) summit a mountain, the ... suit will reportedly find itself in hospital wards [...] soon, and the company plans to produce "20 units&

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• The next big bang: Man meets machine

  Good overview article on the future of bionics and the man-machine convergence.

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  saved at 30.05.2006, by PaulRaven, 1 User, more info

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• Science Fiction Writer Matt Browne on Myspace

  Here’s the blurb of "THE FUTURE HAPPENS TWICE": Debrya Handsen, a 33-year-old professor in computational linguistics at the University of Minnesota, is ready for a career change. She decides

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