Rise of the Machines – Technology in Humanity
summary
A survey of working bionics: the Argus 2 retinal implant (deployed since June 2015 to ~350 patients) turns camera input into a dot matrix and lifts doorway navigation success from ~4% to 50–60%; implantable pacemakers number 1.14 million (2016) worldwide. Competitions like Cybathlon stage six disciplines from BCI control to exoskeletons. Examples include dual bionic arms that enable basic tasks after a day’s training, Raspberry Pi–powered prosthetic legs using ML, ingestible origami drug-delivery robots, and documented wireless-hacking risks to implants.
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chapters (28)
- 0:00Intro
- 1:25Ray Flynn
- 2:04The Argus II
- 2:35The Vision System
- 5:04Egypt
- 5:56Goods von Bellishing
- 7:16Pacemaker
- 8:44How it works
- 9:07Life changing
- 9:39Ethics
- 9:56Ray
- 10:18Xray Man
- 10:33Spinal Cord Regrowth
- 12:18The Fifth Element
- 16:03Blood Lab
- 18:01Bionics
- 21:19Lars Ball
- 22:58Techy Stuff
- 23:28Open Bionic Systems
- 25:12GitHub
- 25:53Open Source
- 26:53Bionic Legs
- 28:53Open Source Lake
- 30:57Machine Learning AI
- 33:24Security
- 35:31Questions
- 37:04Ingestible Origami Robot
- 42:41Bionic Projects
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