Hearing Colors
Hessel HoogerhuisThanks to the antenna implanted in his skull, Neil Harbisson can hear images and paint sounds.
Thanks to the antenna implanted in his skull, Neil Harbisson can hear images and paint sounds.
Nature provided humans with an extensive set of sensory modalities, allowing our brain to constantly gather sundry inputs from the outer world. These sensory inputs help us …
Cyborgs - part human, part machine - are becoming more present in society, but their rights are not yet established.
Color-blind artist Neil Harbisson designed a brain-implanted antenna that converts colors into sound. This enables him to hear colors he cannot see, and extends his vision to …
What does the merge of bodies and technology mean for the human? For cyborg Kai Landre, cybernetic extensions become body parts and not technology. Kai began his transition to a …
This is #3 in our cyborg mythologies series, where we explore the cyborg as a historical being intertwined within mythologism, ancient religion and sacred iconology. A way to …
Next Senses explores the unchartered territory of how we could experience the world with technology
A team of cyborgs and digital enthusiasts developed a wearable technology for the body that perceives a human sixth sense.
On June 17th a NNN Fellow Day was organized to explore the future project: Next Senses.
Imagine you could communicate telepathically with a whale, listen to the WiFi networks in your environment, or experience smells through seeing color. Developments in technology …
Imagine waking in the night, and feeling the vibrations of an earthquake on the other side of the world pulsing through your body. This is a reality for Catalan-born artist Moon …
Nike sneakers with lunar surface pattern, to celebrate the 45th anniversary of Neil Armstrong walking on the moon.
We have lived for 200 years in a growth economy . That's more than a lifetime, so it is no surprise people tend to think of economy as infinitely growing. Herman Daly , who …
Designed by a dancer, a new wheelchair moves intuitively with the user's movements.
Could the internet be expanded to include sentient species like apes, dolphins and elephants?
We have entered the Anthropocene epoch, in which humanity and its instrumentalities are the most potent and influential geological force.
The image of the whole Earth as seen from space has become a symbol of the environmental movement. Time for an update?