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The Human Body in the IoT. Tim Cannon + Ryan O'Shea
Making the most of our data and the human body in the internet of things. The document discusses biohacking and implantable devices that can send biometric data wirelessly from the body to a phone. It also discusses the history of citizen science and how innovations in accessibility can empower citizens. The future possibilities discussed include active and passive control of digital systems using feedback from the peripheral and central nervous systems.
The Human Body in the IoT. Tim Cannon + Ryan O'Shea
- 1. Making the Mostof Our Data The Human Body in the Internet of Things Tim Cannon & Ryan O’Shea @TimTheCyborg @Ryan0Shea Grindhouse Wetware
- 2. Biohacking Detail of theaugmentation in my hands. Screenshot courtesy of ProSabien and Galileo.
- 3. Biohacking Early prototype ofGrindhouse’s Circadia, an implantable device that sends biometric data wirelessly from your body to your phone.
- 5. A History ofCitizen Science ● Academic Journals ● Gentleman Scientist ● Amatuer Scientists ● Ortieg Prize ● X Prize
- 6. Innovations for Accessibility ●Light Bulb PCR ● Arduino ● MakerBot ● RaspberryPi ● Linux
- 7. Why is thisimportant? ● Scientific Literacy ● Economic Recovery ● Tech4Good
- 8. Hacking and CitizenScience
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- 12. So what isnext? ● Active Control of Digital Systems ● Passive Control of Digital Systems ● Digital Feedback ● Peripheral Nervous System ● Central Nervous System
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- 18. Who Owns YourData?
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- 23. Why do anyof this?
- 24. grindhousewetware.com info@grindhousewetware.com Tim Cannon &Ryan O’Shea @TimTheCyborg @Ryan0Shea