Deus Ex: The Eyeborg Documentary

To celebrate the launch of critically acclaimed video game DEUS EX: HUMAN REVOLUTION, Square Enix has commissioned filmmaker Rob Spence aka Eyeborg (a self proclaimed cyborg who lost an eye replaced it with a wireless video camera) to investigate prosthetics, cybernetics and human augmentation.

www.eyeborgproject.com

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  Gaming

[XxChronic420x]

ladies and gentlemen, the world's first eyephone

[HeyWheresKel]

It's a shame this stuff will only be available to filthy rich people once it's on the market.

[Andres Perez]

People said the same with computer and look us now

[Naomi Kerbel]

Incredible. Cutting edge innovation. 

[Sybil Cut]

Something tells me he didn't ask for this.

[BuckettheBeggar]

Just like books, automobiles, radios, cell phones, personal computers, internet access... when they first came out. As the technology matures, accessibility will improve.

[OdinHyrule]

I got the impression he's more of a cynic in regards to advances in bionics and the doc was overly optimistic and not necessarily realistic.

The main obstacles to help bionic limbs rival and exceed their natural counterparts are restoring touch sensation (we've tapped into it, but I don't know how it compares to a natural arm), energy source (as of now, a separate energy source is needed, hopefully that will change), and cost (like the cell phone it will start as very expensive).

[bighands69]

I would say that he has some conspiratorial agenda against the use of technology.

[OdinHyrule]

I was wondering the same thing after I read his comment.

[Daniel Tinkov]

as far as we know it may have "fuck" on the second line

[Daniel Tinkov]

Shit, I just imagined that...