Here, five people explain how their implants and body hacks affect the way they experience life. Neil is an artist and cyborg activist who has an antenna implanted in his skull. Born with ...

SWEATING, shaking and scared, Susanna Cappellaro gritted her teeth as the ‘surgeon’ about to transform her into a real-life cyborg stated: “Everything we do in this shop hurts.” Undergoing an op ...

An curved arrow pointing right. Neil Harbisson is the world's first government-recognized human cyborg. An antenna implanted into his head allows him to "hear" colors. Produced by Kevin Reilly ...

Are human cyborgs becoming a reality ... which welcomes like-minded body hackers from around the world. Their goal is not just to use or wear technology, but to re-engineer their bodies.

Being back in the office again is itself a rarity and those sneaky conniving human ... cyborg is defined as a person with extended physical abilities via mechanical elements built into their body.