Self-described "biohacker" implants giant chip in his arm as DIY project

thisnumbersdisconnected · Nov 4, 2013

http://www.foxnews.com/tech/2013/11/04/biohacker-implants-chip-in-arm/

Kids, don't try this at home: A self-described "biohacker" had a big electronic chip almost as large as a deck of cards inserted beneath the skin of his arm. Without a doctor's help. And without anesthetics.

Tim Cannon is a software developer from Pittsburgh and one of the developers at Grindhouse Wetware, a firm dedicated to "augmenting humanity using safe, affordable, open source technology," according to the group's website. As they explain it, "Computers are hardware. Apps are software. Humans are wetware."

The device Cannon had inserted into his arm is a Circadia 1.0, a battery-powered implant that can record data from Cannon's body and transmit it to his Android mobile device. Because no board-certified surgeon would perform the operation, Cannon turned to a DIY team that included a piercing and tattoo specialist who used ice to quell the pain of the procedure.
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Maybe he can now turn to his computer's word processing program and access the thesaurus function to help him come up with synonyms for "moron."

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