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Eyeborg–A Prosthetic Eye That Records and Streams Video (Video)

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This is a video worth watching as this is amazing how he built this replacement eyeball.  What’s even stranger though is to hear him talk about the technology with prosthetics and he believes that when it gets real good that people will consider losing an arm voluntarily to have a prosthetic arm that can out perform a human arm?  I don’t know about that part of it and when you watch the video, he didn’t decide to take his own eye out either as he lost it in a gun shot wound.  At any rate from the somewhat Sci-Fi healthcare files here.  He can video tape himself with his

This is a video worth watching as this is amazing how he built this replacement eyeball.  What’s even stranger though is to hear him talk about the technology with prosthetics and he believes that when it gets real good that people will consider losing an arm voluntarily to have a prosthetic arm that can out perform a human arm?  I don’t know about that part of it and when you watch the video, he didn’t decide to take his own eye out either as he lost it in a gun shot wound.  At any rate from the somewhat Sci-Fi healthcare files here.  He can video tape himself with his own eye.  BD 

http://online.wsj.com/video/eyeborg-the-future-of-prosthetics/CAE580FF-AAFD-4CCF-8F54-053664DBD91C.html

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