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Maas-Neotek Biochip
An integrated circuit chip (or equivalent) that provides hardware and firmware for creating a virtual entity. (Read the full article)
| "I am totally blind and am ready for a biochip that might help me see again. None of these electrodes sticking into my visual cortex with camera glasses that send signals into wires under my scalp. Either regenerate my eyes and optic nerves or use biochip or nanotech to help me. Living at the margins is scarey because there is so little room to maneuver and one risks falling into the abyss with a wrongly considered action. www.teleread.org/blind" (David F 8/13/2005 12:01:51 AM ) |
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