Biohacking
Biohacking is a growing phenomenon whose adherents are engaged in improving their body and mind. People who decide to "crack their bodies" strive to achieve longevity and improve their physical performance at different levels, and the use of technology and innovation in modern medicine opens up new opportunities for its development.
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2021
Launch of Russia's first biohacker support program
On October 20, 2021, the official launch of the first Russia accelerator for - took place biohackers. SportTech The project is implemented by the Foundation for the Promotion of the Development of Science, formations Science and Medicine (FSRNOM) and the non-state development institute "," which Innopraktika is led (called Katerina Tikhonova MEDIA her daughter of the President of Russia). Vladimir Putin More. here
DARPA created an implantable chip under the skin that detects COVID-19 in a few minutes
In mid-April 2021, a military research laboratory USA DARPA developed an implantable under the skin that chip can continuously check for blood new strains of coronavirus and notify the owner of the infection within a few minutes. According to the researchers, the development is undergoing a late stage of testing and will be used by sailors. More. here
2020: Medsi invested 0.5 billion rubles in the federal biohacking platform
On September 17, 2020, the company Bayonic Medsi"" (a joint venture between the network of clinics Medsi"" and the medtech company) Bioniq launched the platform. biohacking It is a digital personalized system for monitoring and promoting public health. More. here
2019
Biocompass, magnetic chip and human body temperature sensor
Proponents of biohacking call this direction a new technological revolution in improving the human body. These are not just technologies that help to take a new look at the usual processes, but knowledge aimed at the prosperity of mankind in the first place, they say. Some biohackers go further and inject chips into themselves in 2019.
Inventor Liviu Babitz created a sensor that expands human feelings. It's a biocompass like an animal that vibrates every time a person turns north. The implant allows you to follow the route despite the road, so this development is especially useful for blind people.
Krasnodar singer Rich Lee from St. Jordan implanted a sensor in his forearm, which constantly monitors body temperature, as well as a magnetic chip in his finger, which allows you to remove the central lock of the car from the lock.
Three Square Market has injected dozens of its employees with microchips, which are used to pass into the office through the turnstile, authorize in the computer and buy food in the dining room.
We are talking about RFID chips, which are passive - they are devoid of batteries and receive energy from RFID scanners during the transfer of data from the chip.
Amal Graafstra, founder of Dangerous Things, which produces NFC chips for people, "they become a part of our lives - just as Yusmartphones have become. You won't forget this chip anywhere, you'll never lose it. We will soon see that society accepts implantable chips with the same willingness as tattoos or piercings[1]
Chipping in the military
The US Navy asked the American futurist and transhumanist Zoltvan Istvan to calculate the risks in his study: in particular, to assess how chips injected into sailors can affect the work of a nuclear submarine.
Biohackers instead of fitness trainers
Upgrade Labs offers customers to take a "pumped" fitness course and improve their health in a special gym, where trainers are called "biohacking specialists." Upgrade Labs offers to take a course on a special bike coach with adaptive resistance, on which in 40 seconds you can use up as much glycogen as in 45 minutes of running. Then the guests restore strength on the REDcharger device, which uses red and infrared LEDs.
Karina Ingram-Noer, to keep herself in good physical shape, she constantly follows the diet and drinks more than 20 vitamin supplements. Karina conducts daily training under infrared radiation to make up for the lack of collagen in the skin. In addition, the girl wears short shorts in any weather - this is a budget version of cold therapy, reports the BBC.
Famous bestselling author Dan Brown shared one of the secrets of his performance. Before sitting at the writing table at four in the morning, the novelist brews the so-called bulletproof coffee, rich in special fats - medium-chain triglycerides. According to Brown, this enhances the brain.
Bulletproof coffee is produced by the Bulletproof startup, which sells several dozen drugs and food products. The company claims that their products help to think faster and achieve better results.
In Tomsk, preparing for chipping residents
In January 2019, it became known about the order of Tomsk State University for the supply of several chips that will be injected into residents. More details here.
2018
Wave of chip implantation to workers in Britain
In November 2018, several British companies expressed their intention to implant chips with their employees in order to improve safety, which caused concern for trade unions. More details here.
3 thousand residents of Sweden injected themselves with chips
In May 2018, it became known that since 2015, about 3 thousand residents of Sweden have injected themselves with chips. Tiny chips, the size of rice grain, eliminate the need to carry contactless cards with you to open doors and identify yourself, and also allow you to buy train tickets. More details here.