Prosthetic eye with wireless video camera embedded inside, worn by one-eyed filmmaker Rob Spence
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Prosthetic eye with wireless video camera embedded inside, worn by one-eyed filmmaker Rob Spence
This dude is funny!
Rob Spence is a documentary filmmaker and has made a documentary called Deus Ex: The Eyeborg Documentary focusing on new prostheses and how they relate to Adam Jensen, the main character/cyborg of the video game Deus Ex: Human Revolution.
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Canadian filmmaker Rob Spence had eyeball replaced with a CAMERA to conduct documentary interviews
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Rob Spence lost the use of his eye following a shooting accident when he was nine and decades on had the idea of taking the bold step. This filmmaker has taken a bold step towards becoming a bionic journalist by replacing his eyeball with a minute camera. Rob Spence lost the use of his eye...
(via The real cyborgs)
Rob Spence has had eye problems since a shooting accident at 13. Now 36, Rob had the eye removed three years ago and decided he wants a video camera in it's place. Only problem: getting a video camera in its place.
Thus far, they've built devices that create wireless NTSC signals--the sort of standard wireless signal a television uses--and are now working on getting this to work in sync with a miniature camera and a battery, all attached to a printed circuit board, all of which has to fit inside a prosthetic eye.
So in the meantime Rob sports the Terminator eye to drum up interest in the project and try to score some funding. Good luck, Rob.