The Forefront to Evolution
What is Biohacking?
On it's surface, Biohacking is the do-it-yourself science of modifying the genetic information of organisms in the style of modern biotechnology and modifying an individuals body through the implantation of devices into and onto the body.
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With biohacking, there comes many different aspects, methods, and ideas that can change and better an individuals life significantly. From increasing observational skills through psychological means, to surgically implanting devices for better performance on everyday activities.
Ethics and Challenges
With the near boundless possibilities along with unregulated practice of biohacking, there are many moral and ethical concerns that follow. Click the image to the left for more information.
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Biohacking is the idea of practicing modern day laboratory biotechnology in your very own home. Click the image to the left to learn about the evolution of biohacking.
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History and Transition
Goals of Biohacking
Whether it be to accomplish an actual goal to establish an understanding, or to simply let curiosity run rampant, the goals of biohacking all depend on the biohacker. Click the image to the left to learn more
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Tim Cannon, biohacker and head developer of the Circadia 1.0, has a unit implanted into his arm which sends instant reports and updates of his biomedical data to his phone by bluetooth connection. The Circadia 1.0 unit receives this information from his body through temperature and pulse sensors. Additionally, the Circadia unit also displays notifications and the time from his phone through LEDs integrated within the device. Click the image above to learn more about Tim and other innovators in biohacking.