A study about the future and usability of Bio-electronic “smart” implants in humans
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| Title | A study about the future and usability of Bio-electronic “smart” implants in humans |
|---|---|
| Summary | Feasibility study on bioimplants in humans. |
| Keywords | Biohack, wetware, health, diagnosis, payment, credit card, nfc, mifare |
| TimeFrame | Spring 2019 |
| References | |
| Prerequisites | Experience with programming, electronics, NFC/Mifare and other wireless protocols and
sensor wearables. Interest and experience in Biohacking and wetware is also good. |
| Author | |
| Supervisor | Taha Khan, Stefan Nordlander |
| Level | Master |
| Status | Open |
We would like to gain an understanding of the general knowledge:understanding:need: attitude regarding active and passive electronic
implants. Primarily for science, research and medical purposes. But in the long term cosmetical and practical as well. We already have MiFare/NFC implants to open doors and pay for coffee. But there’s a lot of controversy surrounding this. What are some of
the biggest challenges before we take the next step?
