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Hey so I have a question in regards to Kevin Warwicks book and the experiments he has done and referenced in it. It primarily has to do with the micro electrodes he implanted; has anyone of you done anything similarly to it in an attempt to "plug" in to computers or other such uses? I'm wondering because it seems like there could be so much usefulness.
As a note I'm still reading the book and am on chapter 10.
As a note I'm still reading the book and am on chapter 10.
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EDIT: I was wrong. The arrays are made using a combination of metal deposition, parleyne deposition and partial removal and a disco dicing saw. Which although that last one sounds fun, it's a $30,000+ machine, which if someone had access to one then ya sure we could fairly easily make an array. I say easily, in that it'd be a pain in the ass, but it's do able. So if anyone has access please pipe up! :P
I'm very green when it comes to do developing something that would eventually get stuck in me as I don't know enough about what's under the skin in the way of nerves but you explained it very well in the sense that I could figure out what you were talking about.
Would you be able to just kinda stab one of these into your arm where you nerve would be and do it safely or is that just asking for issues? Maybe a preset depth on a gun to not go to far but far enough like a piercing gun?
If at some point in my near future do come up with the fundage to start this I certainly will be looking for a bit of input into my own body.
But right now I have been intrigued by the Bluetooth thread that was started and has me thinking about my sound enhancing/noise canceling ear buds.
I think with the response from you hearing about a gun definitely removes that idea from my head. I would definitely not want to do any damage. To myself seeing how I'm trying to improve and fix what is already damaged (really bad knees).