Implanted User Interfaces: I've Got You Under My Skin

Implanted User Interfaces: I've Got You Under My Skin | Txchnologist: "The human body is regularly augmented with technology, from pacemakers and hearing aids to magnets people embed under their skin to give them a new sense. However, these implants typically don’t provide any means to directly interact with them, limiting their usefulness. Now implantable user interfaces tested under artificial skin and in the arm of a cadaver reveal a new way people can interact with and control devices both inside and outside their bodies, and perhaps in other bodies."