RF-Pose,'uses artificial intelligence (AI) to teach wireless devices to sense people's posture and movement.
By analysing the part of your genetic code determining susceptibility to nutrition-related health conditions like diabetes, DNANudge tells you which foods are best for you and which you should avoid.
Whenever Van Es (who is he?), throws something in the trash, he runs the wrappings through a barcode scanner connected to an online database using his laptop. He says: the robots will scurry in the cool shade beneath a wide variety of plants, pulling weeds, planting cover crops, diagnosing plant infections, and gathering data to help farmers optimise their farms.
Biohacking is the art and science of giving users more control over their own biology.
My toilet is fitted with technology that can detect various disease markers in stool and urine, including cancer markers such as colorectal or urologic.
HEY SIRI, can you ask ORI to make my bed?
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Shai Yeshayahu is the co-founder of VerS +, an international research and design practice responsive to how ancient, emerging and local knowledge and data informs making. He is an assistant professor at the Creative School, Metropolitan University of Toronto.
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